Angularjs's Ng-repeat-start

Students using Angularjs are not unfamiliar to ng-repeat, he is used for data circulation, generally used in arrays or objects. But today we used a ng-repeat-start.

Ng-repeat-start, used in conjunction with Ng-repeat-end, specifies the starting element of the loop, the cutoff element of the loop, which means specifying a loop block.

If you simply ng-repeat an array loop and use it in conjunction with a table, you can generally only achieve the following effect.

<TR ng-repeat= "item in arr" >  <td>{{item.name}}</td> <td>{{item.sex}}</td> <td >{{item.age}}</td></tr>

　　

But using Ng-repeat-start,ng-repeat-end with the table, you can achieve the following effect

<TR ng-repeat-start= "item in arr" >  <td>{{item.name}}</td> <td>{{item.sex}}</td> <td>{{item.age}}</td></tr><tr ng-repeat-end> <td>   <table>    <thead >      <tr>                              <th class= "has-paddin-left-24 header-config-left-sty" > Company name </th>         <th > Company Code </th>         <th> Add date </th>         <th class= "header-config-right-sty" > Action </th>      </tr>    </thead>   </table> </td></tr>

Angularjs's Ng-repeat-start