Problem: components can't distinguish custom events #677
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Hello @yrashk, I was thinking developers would be able to use: Event Event::Special(std::string input)directly. For instance: Retrospectively, What do you think. Does this solve your need? Note: To make your patch to work, |
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Thank you! I was thinking of |
They all look the same, which means they would have to check or poll all potential sources of change. Solution: make custom events take an integer tag I've kept the backwards compatibility by using `-1` for the default custom event (`Event::Custom`).
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I've also updated this PR to pass the tests |
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They all look the same, which means they would have to check or poll all potential sources of change.
Solution: make custom events take an integer tag
I've kept the backwards compatibility by using
-1for the default custom event (Event::Custom).Discussion: #676