Implementing "Not match"
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What do you think about implementing this feature (the opposite) ?
For instance:
firstname: <input ng-model="user.firstname" type="text" />
lastname: <input ng-model="user.lastname" type="text" match="!user.firstname" />I know it's not possible with the code today
would you prefer prefixing with ! or having another attribute which can negate the match?
which one of these would be best (all are about the same level of effort)?
prefer with ! <input ng-model="user.lastname" type="text" match="!user.firstname" />
negate 1: <input ng-model="user.lastname" type="text" match="user.firstname" not-match="true" />
negate 2: <input ng-model="user.lastname" type="text" not-match="user.firstname" />
I would have to parse the ! out, but not that hard...
negate 1 (whole other attribute) would allow one to programmatically set the value and thus be able to easily and programmatically change it (could be useful).
negate 2 is really just another directive that applies runs the same logic but does return !value
negate 2 is very simple to implement but it's another directive.
negate 1 is very versatile, it's a very good solution !
Arg... this should probably be documented...
Alright, docs made, version bumped and release created. Should be good!
very quick, thanks !