I have the following array in Javascript:
[["30-11-2013", "November 2013"], ["01-11-2013", "November 2013"], ["30-11-2012", "November 2012"]]
It should populate an ng-option:
"ng-options" => "o as o for o in options", "value" => "o"
That produces this option:
<option value="1">01-11-2013,November 2013</option>
But I need
<option value="01-11-2013">November 2013</option>
Just index it:
<select ng-model="selectedModel" ng-options="o[0] as o[1] for o in options"></select>
Note that the select will be written with values of 0, 1, 2, 3, etc. This is OK, because Angular will put the correct value in ng-model when it is selected (you can't put an object in a value location, so it maps it for you).
Also, you probably (usually) don't want to set value. Just use ng-model instead.
You have to use angular filters
"o as o for o in options | date:'MMMM yyyy"
more details can be found here
