Hi Al,
There is a difference on how ‘=’ and ‘@’ work. The ‘=’ takes the
dom-string, and parses that against the parent scope. This is like writing
the following in your link function scope.$parent['monitor'] (don’t do
that!) What the ‘@’ is doing is something different. it interpolates the
dom-string. that means that it is using a different interpreter, and uses
the string as a template, where you can use one or more {{}}.
in your case, if you would like to use the ‘@’ you have to put this in your
template:
<div watch-man="{{variable}}"></div>
Does that clarify it a bit for you?
Regards
Sander
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