Graphs are currently evaluated by iterating over a list of topologically sorted functions. Instead, we can use listeners to evaluate the graph as changes are made. With this change it will be possible create functions that receive mouse position change events or realtime data, and have the graph fire.
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Graphs are currently evaluated by iterating over a list of topologically sorted functions. Instead, we can use listeners to evaluate the graph as changes are made. With this change it will be possible create functions that receive mouse position change events or realtime data, and have the graph fire.