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I'm facing a problem at the moment where I need to be able to force an observable to fire its update handler regardless of whether the new value is different from _latestValue or not. This is because my observable is being called as a callback rather than being triggered directly by a change event on the bound element (it's a custom autocomplete control).
The ideal solution would be a "force" flag on the observable:
myObservable("new value", /* force = */ true)
Is there any other way to do this?
Cheers, Andrew.
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Hi All,
I'm facing a problem at the moment where I need to be able to force an observable to fire its update handler regardless of whether the new value is different from _latestValue or not. This is because my observable is being called as a callback rather than being triggered directly by a change event on the bound element (it's a custom autocomplete control).
The ideal solution would be a "force" flag on the observable:
myObservable("new value", /* force = */ true)
Is there any other way to do this?
Cheers, Andrew.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: