dismiss(), opacity didn't stop at 0

[ghost]

I don't know what happened, but I noticed after dismissal that the notification never showed back when calling set() again. So I went the developer tools and saw the opacity value rapidly decreasing in value. Of course, the CPU went up like crazy.

See attached image.

EDIT:
It seems to happen whenever I set() and dismiss() very fast.

[ghost]

For anyone that might need it, here's what I did. Works perfectly now.

1. Add helper flags.
   var notifyShown = false;
   var notifyDismissing = false;

notifyScope.dismiss = function () {
notifyDismissing = true;

fadeOut(FADE_OUT_DURATION, function() {
notifyReset();
notifyShown = false;
notifyDismissing = false;
});

};

return {
set: function(message, userOpt) {
...
if (angular.isDefined(notifyTimeout)) {
$timeout.cancel(notifyTimeout);
notifyTimeout = undefined;
}

    if (angular.isDefined(notifyInterval)) {
            $interval.cancel(notifyInterval);
            notifyInterval = undefined;
    }

    ...
    fadeIn(FADE_IN_DURATION, function() {
        notifyShown = true;
        if (isSticky) {
            ...
        }
    }
}

4. dismiss: function () {
   if (notifyShown && !notifyDismissing) {
   notifyScope.dismiss();
   }
   },

[nzamosenchuk]

Hi Droritos!
Looks similar to the problem I also discovered. When notifications where constantly shown or constantly hidden with opacity going to +inf or -inf.

#17

Waiting for Mat ...

[matowens]

Gonna close this one out since we're addressing it over on #17.