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When I switch the large tabs and - subsequently - the world variable changes, I get a flashy effect where for a moment (depending on $digest time) I see both previous and next $scope.ranges[world] collections, causing an ugly effect of showing too many tabs.
You can see that it depends on $digest time as the effect lasts much longer when switching to the second tab which has a much larger scope. The third tab hardly contains any data but the effect is still noticeable even on a fast machine.
I have an
ngRepeat
over the$scope.ranges[world]
object that defines tabs (the lower, smaller ones in the video) where:When I switch the large tabs and - subsequently - the
world
variable changes, I get a flashy effect where for a moment (depending on$digest
time) I see both previous and next$scope.ranges[world]
collections, causing an ugly effect of showing too many tabs.You can see that it depends on
$digest
time as the effect lasts much longer when switching to the second tab which has a much larger scope. The third tab hardly contains any data but the effect is still noticeable even on a fast machine.See the linked video, the effect is very noticeable: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BY2igj_LbJ4
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