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I have an observer on object X (opened and listening...), then i need to populate some properties (let say 5 props), but i dont want to react on those 5 changes; then i need to start listening again.
AFAIK, I cant open, "suspend", and then "restart" an observer, right? So i'm thinking on using the discardChanges API. My doubt is, which changes i'm in control of? What is the "micro-task" thing?
My doubt is: my 5 properties population would take 1, or more "micro-tasks" ??
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I have an observer on object X (opened and listening...), then i need to populate some properties (let say 5 props), but i dont want to react on those 5 changes; then i need to start listening again.
AFAIK, I cant open, "suspend", and then "restart" an observer, right? So i'm thinking on using the discardChanges API. My doubt is, which changes i'm in control of? What is the "micro-task" thing?
My doubt is: my 5 properties population would take 1, or more "micro-tasks" ??
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: