I'm using ngmap and need to create a context menu when peeps right-click 
anywhere on the map and display a list of options. I've create an event 
using...

            google.maps.event.addListener($scope.map, 
"rightclick",function(event){
                $scope.showContextMenu(event);
            });

...which all works hunky-dory but I'm a bit stumped on how best to go about 
inserting a context menu where each option in the context menu is bound to 
a function in $scope. Can anybody provide a novice with advice on the best 
approach? Not sure if creating a new DOM element is the angular way... 
should I be looking at a directive?

Any simple advice on the best approach is appreciated.

Cheers.

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