I'll open this up bit more;
I could have voteService that returns doSomething function.
Now from my checkbox directive I could
1) Inject voteService
directive('checkboxHandler', function(voteService) ... and call doSomething
directly
or
2) By using isolated expression scope I could do something like
controller('MainController', function($scope, voteService) {
$scope.doSomething = function() {
voteService.doSomething();
}
}
and pass doSmething as expression isolated scope to directive
<checkbox-handler do-something="doSomething()"></checbkox-handler>
and then in directive scope wire it up
scope: {
doSometing: '&'
}
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