That seems reasonable to me, so let's stick with "when".
-- Kevin
On 11/21/2022 4:21 PM, John Hendrikx wrote:
I'm still leaning towards just "when" mainly because its short and,
although perhaps not 100% accurate, recognizable enough like `map` or
`flatMap` would be. I think once it is in
I'm still leaning towards just "when" mainly because its short and,
although perhaps not 100% accurate, recognizable enough like `map` or
`flatMap` would be. I think once it is in a bit more common use, it
will be quite clear what it does and what it is intended for without
needing to be remin
Maybe "updatedWhen" would work, although I still like "activeWhen" or
simply "when" better. The problem that has been raised about
"updateWhen" is that it isn't really the right verb tense. What we want
is a binding that is updated (or active) when the condition evaluates to
true. The value its
