EventProp is a Functor - #168
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Does this mean that |
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Yeah, I would say so, even if I don't have a use case for that yet. |
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| inline given [F[_], E]: (Functor[EventProp[F, E, _]] & FunctorFilter[EventProp[F, E, _]]) = |
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Intersection type instance, exciting 😄
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Ok, I hope I don't regret this 😁 |
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Closes #167.
I think this is a really interesting idea. I'm a bit worried if it makes
EventPropa more confusing API, but I am not sure how user-facing it is anyway.