If I have a @:state or @:attr in a View class and it's only consumed by a subelement, then there are no lifecycles fired in my View class, however maybe I want to do some computation based on them.
The only hack I found so far, to reference these properties in the beginning of the render() function, but it's not really nice.
If I have a @:state or @:attr in a View class and it's only consumed by a subelement, then there are no lifecycles fired in my View class, however maybe I want to do some computation based on them.
The only hack I found so far, to reference these properties in the beginning of the render() function, but it's not really nice.