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Perhaps we should use scala.concurrent.ExecutionContext?

Maybe we just need an `async` method that takes an implicit ExecutionContext. Anyone know how `prepare` is meant to be used? On Wed, Jul 10, 2013 at 4:29 PM, Dylan...

@dylemma see my comment on the google group. Here's the interface of ExecutionContext (docs removed): ``` trait ExecutionContext { def execute(runnable: Runnable): Unit def reportFailure(t: Throwable): Unit def prepare(): ExecutionContext...

On the other hand, if you're writing a function literal, in order to trigger an implicit conversion you have to write the types explicitly, but if you call the conversion...

I'm thinking to address this by using an ADT isomorphic to how RxJava handles success, failure, and END with separate execution paths. Basically foreach(A => Unit) is short for something...

Is this issue specifically that Select.selectedIndex gets set twice every time?

@sisken -- that's not the issue being discussed. The onclick ajax request (3) returns empty. However if you look at the javascript returned by the onchange handler, it contains: ```...

Nice! The place to put it is in trait EventStream, in reactive-core/src/main/scala/reactive/EventStream.scala. Even though most of its methods are abstract, and implemented in EventSource, in this case it's clearly defined...

On Wed, Apr 17, 2013 at 8:13 PM, Dylan Halperin [email protected]: > I would like to contribute these, but first two questions: > - What is the desired behavior for...

Is this issue superseded by #67? @dylemma, is the discussion about Signal#filter captured somewhere else? It should be on its own issue. Thanks.