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Atom().Change
Originally posted by mozesa August 3, 2022
var atom = Atom(Set("A", "B", "C")); atom.Change += value => Console.WriteLine(string.Join(',', value)); atom.Swap(old => old.Add("D")); atom.Swap(old => old.Add("E")); atom.Swap(old => old);
A,B,C,D A,B,C,D,E A,B,C,D,E
Actually, I would like to use atom in the following context: var status = Atom(ConnectionStatus.Connected);
var status = Atom(ConnectionStatus.Connected);
Now the problem is that the AtomChangedEvent<A> fires always, even if I provide swap(status, _ => ConnectionStatus.Connected).
AtomChangedEvent<A>
swap(status, _ => ConnectionStatus.Connected)
I would like to have AtomChangedEvent<A> only when there is new value.
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Originally posted by mozesa August 3, 2022
Actually, I would like to use atom in the following context:
var status = Atom(ConnectionStatus.Connected);
Now the problem is that the
AtomChangedEvent<A>
fires always, even if I provideswap(status, _ => ConnectionStatus.Connected)
.I would like to have
AtomChangedEvent<A>
only when there is new value.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: