Hi Bastien, Short answer, you don't. In stead of that, you bind to an id, I updated your plunk <http://plnkr.co/edit/dxB3MRtatygACinUgpMu?p=preview>a bit. In the plunk I use $index, well, because I'm a bit lazy ;) In real code you should bind to an Id, and use an function to retrieve the correct data. I created an selection property on your $scope, dynamically in the template. (Also something you should avoid in real code ;) ).
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