Feature: Anchor repeaters #8
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Basically a cheap way to provide some basic broadcast-like capabilities.
NOTE: Depends on PR #7
Repeaters
Repeaters offer a way to fork multiple streams off of the main path.
When an Anchor has repeaters applied, then it will
echoanyvalueanderrorchangesto each of them.
By default, it forwards all changes to all repeaters. In order to make it conditional, we can
set an
EchoFilter, which gets called prior to forwarding to each repeater. Returnfalsefrom the EchoFilter to block that repeater from receiving the change.
EchoFilter
(Input?, QLAnchor) -> (Bool)Default filter returns
true. You can evaluate the input value and decide whether or not theparticular
anchor(repeater) should receive the new value.To identify the anchor, you will need to do so using the object reference.
example: