Closed probablycorey closed 5 years ago
I can listen to Buffer changes using the onChange method, but there is no way to unregister that. Having the dom addEventListener/removeEventListener pattern would work. Being able to close the buffer when done with it would be another option.
onChange
addEventListener/removeEventListener
I can listen to Buffer changes using the
onChange
method, but there is no way to unregister that. Having the domaddEventListener/removeEventListener
pattern would work. Being able to close the buffer when done with it would be another option.