Reputation: 29107
I would like to use one-time binding for the following situation
<div ng-class="{a: someValueA, b: someValueB}">....</div>
If I would like to use one-time binding for the whole expression I know you can do
<div ng-class="::{a: someValueA, b: someValueB}">....</div>
However, in my case I only want to use one-time binding just for one of the two. Lets assume that I only want to use one-time binding for someValueA
, I've tried the following
<div ng-class="{a: ::someValueA, b: someValueB}">....</div>
or
<div ng-class="[::{a: someValueA}, {b: someValueB}]">....</div>
None of them work (errors) Any suggestions how to do this?
Upvotes: 3
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