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The documentation defines the register method of the $controllerProvider as method which accepts as constructor parameter either:

• A function (which your code works)
• An array containing the dependencies.

In my case the parameter looks like that:
['dep1', 'dep2', 'dep3', function() { }]

In that case the prototype-property is undefined.

Not really an issue but i just wanted to say that you came up with a funny name ;)

In the surrogateController function, the CtrlImpl is assumed to be a function, however in the case of inline injection, the value is of type array.

http://plnkr.co/edit/ljsR8e

I seem to have forgotten to hook up $controller() service fn decoration, which is used by ui-router, for example.

https://github.com/christopherthielen/angular-360-no-scope/blob/master/angular-360-no-scope.js#L16

this module can be really useful, but i've got this error

is not using explicit annotation and cannot be invoked in strict mode

i'm using webpack with this

and have ng-strict-di sit in body tag

if i remove ng-strict-di, 360-no-scope can work.

how can i make this module work without remove ng-strict-di

A feature request very similar to #4 but for $watchGroup.

Thanks!

I have next problem:
I do to all my JS files uglifying with Grunt. before uglifying I have to run ng-annotate, but I think there is no issue with it.
When I do this the controller prototype in angular-360-no-scope becomes undefined on injection.
The problem still remains if I do not uglifying the file it self. However, if the code is not uglified all is worked prefect!
I broke my head in order to solve this problem.
Do anybody have solution?