This notebook produces a weird cell topology and results on unintended behavior:
# ╔═╡ eab54436-2314-11ed-372a-536153d0ba0e
using PlutoUI
# ╔═╡ db24a888-617d-4123-84e6-cb57aacd68e7
@bind a Slider(1:10; show_value=true)
# ╔═╡ 2515ccde-fafd-42db-b75c-110817f9074d
begin
a
@bind b Slider(1:10; show_value=true)
end
# ╔═╡ 5a37bce9-d9e4-456f-9b9d-7d8755b1e0db
begin
a
rand()
end
Shouldn't the topology be :a => [:a], :b => [:a, :b]?
Also, this notebook's behavior makes it so everytime you change b, you generate a different rand number. This might be because rand relies on the current overall state of the notebook, but still shouldn't happen. Also, the slider for b seems stuck, as it doesn't slide but directly moves to where the cursor is. The slider value displaying also doesn't change and isn't going back to 0 when we change a. Here is a quick video:
This notebook produces a weird cell topology and results on unintended behavior:
Bond topology generated:
Shouldn't the topology be
:a => [:a], :b => [:a, :b]
?Also, this notebook's behavior makes it so everytime you change
b
, you generate a differentrand
number. This might be becauserand
relies on the current overall state of the notebook, but still shouldn't happen. Also, the slider forb
seems stuck, as it doesn't slide but directly moves to where the cursor is. The slider value displaying also doesn't change and isn't going back to0
when we changea
. Here is a quick video: