Can't you just do:
<thing ng-repeat='thing in my_sort_routine(data_i_want)'>
Then you can sort your array and return it.
I'm not so hot at angular yet so I'm not sure.
Tobih
On 07/22/2014 11:49 AM, Chris Dieringer wrote:
Cool, thanks Tobias. I ended up writing a sort comparator function that is
flexible to handle many cases where numbers will be in unpredictable places in
the string. Some examples shared below. *Trouble is*, this sort function is
intended for use with native js String.sort(). How would I wire up my new
sort() mechanism with a repeat directive who is repeating over an a string
property of objects?
My super sort function and test data!
http://jsfiddle.net/cdaringe/LfHPT/
* Week 30
* Week 5
* Week 3
==>
* Week 3
* Week 5
* Week 30
AND
* 27str
* 2str
* 22str
==>
* 2str
* 22str
* 27str
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