I'm using your directive for an app but because of how you used scope, I'm not able to use the index on the element with the directive.
i.e you would expect to see 50 lines, but you end up with 100 because of the scoping.
<div ng-repeat-n="100" ng-show="$index < 50">
This index will print {{$index}}
</div>
example:
http://jsfiddle.net/qejrsw4n/6/
Its really problematic if your dealing with tables, where you can't just insert spans or divs where ever you want, and where you may want to adjust colspans based on the index. I'm not likely to create a pull request with my results because I broke your code up into easier to read functions.
https://gist.github.com/mbostwick/48f197d0761a7a17bc3e4fdc9221f2a4
I'm using your directive for an app but because of how you used scope, I'm not able to use the index on the element with the directive.
i.e you would expect to see 50 lines, but you end up with 100 because of the scoping.
example:
http://jsfiddle.net/qejrsw4n/6/
Its really problematic if your dealing with tables, where you can't just insert spans or divs where ever you want, and where you may want to adjust colspans based on the index. I'm not likely to create a pull request with my results because I broke your code up into easier to read functions.
https://gist.github.com/mbostwick/48f197d0761a7a17bc3e4fdc9221f2a4