How to unobserve?
See original GitHub issueAll other frp libraries support some way to “unobserve”, and they all have slightly different implementations to support it. (offValue, dispose, etc…) Most does not seem to have any direct way to do this.
What do you suggest to people who want to accomplish this task?
//returns function to unobserve
var onValue = function (stream, f) {
var x;
stream.takeWhile(function () { return !x; }).observe(f);
return function () { x = 1; });
};
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By the way, how do you debug whether your streams were properly disposed and are not creating memory leaks? Do something like an
onDispose
callback help diagnostic these?Hah, cool, @TylorS so probably then
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could replaceobserve
in most-adapter?