Ok for the context, i understand now why it's not working.
For the part about the controller and paint stateless i'm a little confused.
What i understand is :
- You can use Angular JS or not to render your extension.
First case : Use only paint function
In this case the only we have only the paint function and we must call inside the paint our different API to get some element like the createCube function that allow us to query an hypercube each time the paint is called.
With this kind of method
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return { definition: { }, paint: function ( $element, layout ) { } };
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With what you explained it means that the extension cannot be compatible with the export and use some element of the API (in my case createCube) at the same time.
Second case : Use AngularJS to render the extension
In this case i'm not very sure but you render your extension with this kind of method
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define( [ 'angular' ], function ( angular ) { return { ... controller: ['$scope', function ( $scope ) { $scope.angularVersion = angular.version; }] }; } );
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In this case you work inside the controller function but there is no paint element, or i'm missing something ?
Or maybe like you said there is 2 different function : a controller and a paint element (that must be stateless to work with export). I don't use too much the AngularJS case, the controller function is called each time there is a paint ? Or only once during the init of the extension ?
Thanks for your reply !
Regards,
Thibaut
