Question

I’ve found nice feature in angularjs. Directives can be set to work on comments.

{
    ...
    restrict: 'M'
    ...
}

This does the trick as it is spoken in the documentation. Usage of this directive is as follows:

<!-- directive: my-directive-name -->

And it works just fine as long as I don’t need to pass arguments to this directive.
Is it possible to set arguments on directive restricted to comment?
What’s the syntax?

Answer 1

<!-- directive: my-directive-name this is all an argument -->

Where everything after the directive name is the value passed into the directive.

app.directive('myDirectiveName', function(){
   return {
      restrict: 'M',
      link: function(scope, elem, attr) {
          alert(attr.myDirectiveName); //alerts "this is all an argument"
      }
   };
});