Stable references for events in TS and JS #156
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This resolved a bunch of errors (like below) I had when using events. Would appreciate a merge! |
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Based on work in PR specta-rs#156 by Raicuparta Co-authored-by: Raicuparta <[email protected]>
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Thanks. Sorry it's taken me soo long! |
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refactor: __makeEvents__ without proxies (based on #156)
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Currently accessing the events would create new references every time. This would fix that. Needs some testing though.