Is there a way to control what gets output for a custom object in an
angular expression? I was hoping that overriding the valueOf function would
work, but unfortunately it displays it as an object:
// js
function SuperString(string) {
this._string = string;
}
SuperString.prototype.valueOf = function() {
return 'Super ' + this._string;
};
var superString = new SuperString('String');
$scope.superString = superString;
// html
<div>{{ superString }}</div>
// expected
<div>Super String</div>
// actual
<div>{ "_string": "String"}</div>
Any ideas about a way around this? My actual use case was for a wrapper
around a string that automatically returns the translated value if one
exists.
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