David Taylor

> It should work in the background, so you can close down the nutty application. Basically a scheduled job executes in the background after a fixed interval and searches for...

Actually, hold off from investigating this for now. My understanding of what's going on is not quite accurate ...

OK, so the problem is not quite what I described. The problem is 'bounce back' caused by a value of `t` exceeding 1.0 (for the reasons I said), and then...

As a workaround, I'm taking a different approach. Instead of preventing update, I have a `View

If anyone is interested, here is the cleaned up repeat count code. ``` fsharp /// Converts a View, containing a repeat count. /// The mapping function f is 'a ->...

Back to the original problem, I tried two workaround, using `View.Map` followed by `View.Map2`, instead of using `View.Bind`, but neither of them worked: First attempt: ``` fsharp let distView down...

`View.MapCache` does not help me, but it might be useful in its own right. Although not detailed in my original post, the work done inside the 'expensive' `View.Map` function does...

I think you are right, `View.MapCached` should work for me. When are you making the next version available? I'm still curious to know what's wrong with the `View.SnapshotOn` approach. The...

It occurs to me that I can try this out myself. ``` fsharp static member MapCached f input = let mutable prev = None input |> View.Map (fun value ->...

But isn't that a bug? I mean, what I was doing with `ShapshotOn` is reasonable, isn't it?