Hi Sander, Thank you for the response. So you are saying that what looks like a straight JavaScript code where one variable referencing a property in another object on a controller's scope object when being assigned some value is being proxied through angularjs digest 'pipeline' and that is why it is not ready when in the next step I make a call into the same controller and discover that this property on the scope still holds the old value. But when I delay my function call angularjs digest cycle is done and my property finally gets a new value. I was under impression that this is still pure JavaScript stuff and angularjs just watches all the scopes for changes to update all the data bindings. Thanks again for your response!!!
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