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Example: I have a stack that is in state 'Stopped'. I have a local reference to that stack in the variable stack. I call stack.start(). The state is now indefinitely 'Starting' until I call .refresh(). It's simple to call refresh but it'd be even easier to make state a @property that calls refresh before reporting its (new) value.
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Example: I have a stack that is in state 'Stopped'. I have a local reference to that stack in the variable
stack
. I callstack.start()
. The state is now indefinitely 'Starting' until I call.refresh()
. It's simple to call refresh but it'd be even easier to makestate
a@property
that calls refresh before reporting its (new) value.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: