问题
I have a $scope.$watch declared in the controller of a directive. When I change pages and the directive is removed do I have to manually destroy the way? If so how do I detect when the directive has been removed?
回答1:
It depends on the scope, not the directive. If the scope is destroyed, then all its $watchers die with it. On page change your scope'll be destroyed by angular, so you should be safe.
When a scope dies it yields a $destroy event. You can watch it:
$scope.$on('$destroy', callback);
and you can manually detach $watchers from the scope, by calling the function it returns:
var sentinel = $scope.$watch('expression', callback);
sentinel(); // kill sentinel
You can do this with $on too.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16956004/angularjs-directive-remove-watch