Return "driver" function from animate

[FrigoEU]

Hey,

Similar to Halogen's driver function, I added a function that gets returned when calling animate. To this function you can pass another function (s -> s) so you can change the state from the outside. I needed this to change some state when the browser's hash changes, but it can be used in some other ways also: timers, websockets, etc.

Simon

[zrho]

That sounds useful! I'll have a look on all the proposed changes on
Thursday once I've finished work for this week. I'm really glad to how much
you all want to see this move forward!
Am 18.11.2015 00:26 schrieb "Simon Van Casteren" notifications@github.com:

Hey,

Similar to Halogen's driver function, I added a function that gets
returned when calling animate. To this function you can pass another
function (s -> s) so you can change the state from the outside. I needed
this to change some state when the browser's hash changes, but it can be
used in some other ways also: timers, websockets, etc.

Simon

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#13
Commit Summary

• Added driver
• Improved driver function

File Changes

• M src/OpticUI/Run.purs
  https://github.com/zrho/purescript-optic-ui/pull/13/files#diff-0
  (12)

Patch Links:

• https://github.com/zrho/purescript-optic-ui/pull/13.patch
• https://github.com/zrho/purescript-optic-ui/pull/13.diff

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#13.

[zrho]

This circumvents the generation check, but that should be fine, I think, since the driver is only generated once in the beginning and does not include any reference to the state.