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At the moment I cannot use a const Property in a binding.
const Property<float> someValue = makeBinding(someExpression);
Property<float> boundValue = makeBinding(someValue); // This does not compile
A const Property means it cannot be assigned to again but its value still might change (if the value of the const property is a binding). Therefore, being able to use a const Property in a binding would make sense.
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Hm, this is an issue with the makeBinding function and node operators.
These functions currently take a reference to a Property, even though that could be a const reference.
At the moment I cannot use a const Property in a binding.
A const Property means it cannot be assigned to again but its value still might change (if the value of the const property is a binding). Therefore, being able to use a const Property in a binding would make sense.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: