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Using $$ rAF in an angular app

I create a directive that animates a sequence of images (allowing you to play, pause and pace). To get better performance, I would like to use requestAnimationFrame. I noticed that the angular source has a requestAnimationFrame service with a double dollar prefix ($$ rAF), which, I believe, indicates that it is not for public consumption. Why are these and what disadvantages are used to use this service, and not to create it?

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Why is this

A replacement has been introduced $timeoutfor animations in the service $animate:

requestAnimationFrame , reflow

AngularJS 1.2.9

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