See this commit
<https://github.com/jamestalmage/angular.js/commit/326df0468d857c208cd58de2a09387a05138f221>
for
a better idea where I am headed.
The basic idea would be to allow the following syntax:
app.directive('child', function() {return {
require: 'parent',
controller: function(parentController) {
// parentController is automatically injected and relies on a specified
naming convention (directive.name + "Controller").
}
}
This is certainly less verbose than a linking function, and feels like a
more natural place to inject parentController anyways.
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