Hi binaryMoods,
Your diagram contained number 3. I should have explained how this array
works.
the array takes the names(strings!) of the things you want to inject. The
last element is the actual function. The function will receive the the
things in the order you defined in the array. the names in the function's
parameters are local to the function.
['thing1', 'someService', '$http', function someFunction(thing,service,http)
{...}]
Notice that I didn't use the exact same names. The order is what matters.
It is really a bad idea to change the names, but in here I just wanted to
make a point. The above will translate into:
function someFunction(thing,service,http) {...}]
someFunction.$inject=['thing1', 'someService', '$http'];
Does that explain it enough for you?
Regards
Sander
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