ngRepeat and directives execution order
angularjs, angularjs-directive, angularjs-ng-repeat
Solution
The typical way to determine when ng-repeat has finished is to write a directive that checks to see if `$last` is true. Then you can call a function (defined on a parent/ancestor scope) or emit an event, inside a `$timeout` callback or `$evalAsync`.
For more details and examples, see Calling a function when ng-repeat has finished
Problem
When an Angular directive contains an ngRepeat element, the ngRepeat execution appears to to occur after the containing directive's link execution. Is there a mechanism ($watch, $observe, etc) that I can use to wire up a response after the ngRepeat execution? Here's an example of the behavior: http://plnkr.co/edit/yBiSvveeSissU7Rik6Kp?p=preview I want to operate in a state in the directive where the inputs are available. My primary goal is to alter the elements of ngRepeat from the containing directive.