Paweł Panasewicz

I've run the example using: ``` scala import rx.Ctx.Owner.Unsafe._ new Test() ``` and the results is as in comments: `println(c.now, count) //(104,211) -- 211!!!`. Am I running it in wrong...

After changing `Owner.Unsafe` to `Ctx.Owner.safe()` it works in the same way ``` scala class Test { implicit val ctx: Ctx.Owner = Ctx.Owner.safe() var count = 0 val a = Var(1);...

Hey @staeff777 ! Do you want to achieve something like this? ```scala class Test(calcWorldPos: (Int, Int) => (Double, Double)) { val pos = calcWorldPos(10, 200) } object PosConversion { def...

This error sounds like you had two objects of the same type in scope. Are you shure that you have only added the 'lazy' word to the above example and...

Right. Due to macro limiations we are not able to implement nicer behaviour. Anyway, we can keep this issue open in order to address it in future. Maybe when scala...

The build fails because it runs on older java version then some of the dependencies were built with. Maybe you could try to upgrade also the version of java in...

Also I have noted that it would be good to rename the readme to change Play 2.9 with Play 3.0: > The artifacts are built for Scala and Scala.js 2.12,...