It depends on how many times you want to use this function.
What I am doing at moment is writing a Class in it's own file (not tied to
Angular just a POJO) and then having a service use that class.
Then any controller that needs it can then use that service and thus the
Class inside.
I am quite new to Angular so I am not sure if this is the defacto way, but
it's working :)
On Thursday, 20 August 2015 10:24:09 UTC+1, o x wrote:
>
> how to write a typescript global function for the html file in angular..
> so at the end i could do
> {{ Util.calcPrice(1,2) }}
>
> the Util is not part of the scope..
> or do i have to use rootScope for that ?
>
> thanks
>
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