[WIP] Introduce recursive events: events can now be triggered from within modules #3621
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I think this is very cool .... When I was first playing with the micro data I was thinking it would be nice if I could trigger an event from the code ! |
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Spuds wrote on 3/29/22 12:31 AM:
I think this is very cool .... When I was first playing with the micro
data I was thinking it would be nice if I could trigger an event from
the code !
Little question: while working on this, I assumed that the trigger in
the addon, should pass the states of the addon itself, not those of the
controller, reason is the "addon of the addon" should be extending the
addon and not the controller, otherwise it should hook up into the
controller itself.
@Spuds do you think the reasoning works or should it always pass the
states and variables of the controller?
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I think that makes sense, I'd be able to give a better answer if (when) I work on an addon that utilizes the functionality, but rolling it around in my head extending the addon seems proper. |
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@Spuds there we go: recursive events... actually probably it would have been better to call them nested? Yeah. Whatever.
I thought thi was going to solve the issue with attachments you were facing, but it doesn't, though it looks pretty cool to me, so I just pushed it... let me know what you think. 😆