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Hi,
A desktop app i want to create needs to display an outer list that itself contains sublists, that contain items. I need to create and delete sublists at runtime, and also listen to events that are emitted from the items.
I am wondering if implementing such a thing is conceptually possible with Elmish.WPF as the bindings() function is intend to run once.
I have fallen in love with f# recently, and really would like to implement that project in f#.
Thanks!
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@Userlinger This is only true of the top-level object. Elmish.WPF will run the subModel bindings for each object creation.
Also from a design perspective, it might be easier to make a list of objects that each contain lists. This shouldn't affect the underlying design, though. And you can probably keep your F# model representation as a list of lists.
Hi,
A desktop app i want to create needs to display an outer list that itself contains sublists, that contain items. I need to create and delete sublists at runtime, and also listen to events that are emitted from the items.
I am wondering if implementing such a thing is conceptually possible with Elmish.WPF as the bindings() function is intend to run once.
I have fallen in love with f# recently, and really would like to implement that project in f#.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: