Nested child element not showing for concurrent events
See original GitHub issueval tp=new EventBus[Unit]()
div(button("click",(onClick() mapTo(()))-->tp ),
child<--(tp.$ mapTo div("clicked1", child <-- (tp.$ mapTo (div("clicked2")))))
)
clicked1 is shown but not clicked2,I guess maybe div(“clicked2”) needs some delay?
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- Created 6 years ago
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Thanks! Happy Chinese New Year!
Just added a test verifying that the next version of Laminar (developed in #8) fixes the original issue filed here despite this not being the intended usage.