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Well, right now, he has to explicitly listen for one event in two places, and annotate the order correctly. With two separate events types, he would only have
by regularfry 12y ago
Well, right now, he has to explicitly listen for one event in two places, and annotate the order correctly.
With two separate events types, he would only have to listen for the events.
- coldtea 12y agoNope, he doesn't have to annotate the order correctly. Except if you mean locally, in which case it's trivial.
- regularfry 12y agoI'm suggesting the difference is between: A: listen for X B: listen for X B: execute after A and A: listen for X B: listen for Y