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Declare multiple values in ng-init

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So I'm wondering how I can declare multiple values within a single ng-init, without having to create some weird hash, that then I need to always access specifically.

so basically I would like

<div ng-init=a = 1, b = 2>{{a}}</div>

and I'm saying that I would like to avoid having to do

<div ng-init=unecessary_bs = {a: 1, b: 2}>{{unecessary_bs.a}}</div>

However the reasonable :

<div ng-init=a = 1, b = 2>{{a}}</div>

doesn't seem to work.

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answered 10 Years ago deniseryannd · Accepted Answer

Use a function, way more readable:

ng-init=init()

And:

$scope.init = function() {

    $scope.a = 1;

    $scope.b = 2;

}

Or, if you must, separate inline variables with a semi-colon:

ng-init=a = 1; b = 2