I changed the test a little bit.
describe('Controller', function() {
>
> var scope;
> var controller;
>
> beforeEach(function() {
> module('App', 'AppCtrl');
> });
>
> beforeEach(inject(function($controller, $rootScope) {
> scope = $rootScope.$new();
> controller = $controller("SignalListCtrl", {
> $scope: scope
> });
> }));
>
> it('should expect name to be World', function () {
> expect(scope.name).toBe("World");
> });
> });
>
Now, scope is undefined. But why? The scope were built by
$rootScope.$new(). Do you know where the error is?
Thanks.
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