Hi Rahul,
You can't wait there. The function will get destroyed as soon as it runs to
completion. However, you can take the function you need out of the current
event loop, and elevate it to the next using setTimeout. (or, if you need
to update anything on screen use the $timer) You can do that like this:
scope.$on('$destroy', function () {
setTimeout(function anonymous() { // When the function eeds to change
something in the $scope, use $timer instead
callmethodAsync("").always(function () {
// Do some cleanup or logging
console.log('inside remember');
});
}, 0)
});
Regards
Sander
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