Support on/off events - #461
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Thumbs up! I would purge .on/.off mess from my marionettejs code, replacing it with new handlers) |
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Oh, nicely spotted. Clearly a vim error :) Fixed in 94fb7e7
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Some libs (for example, codemirror) publish events using on/off methods instead of addListener/addEventListener/bind. It's easy to add support for those in
Bacon.fromEventTarget.Shall we?