If I have a stream handled by a class instance, and I delete that class - would that create a circular reference? ie, the 'listener' is referenced and will not be deleted.
Also, Is there an .off(....) - opposite from .on(..., that stops 'listening' . If I can only add and never remove, that would be a deal breaker. (ex of .off https://rpominov.github.io/kefir/#active-state )
If I have a stream handled by a class instance, and I delete that class - would that create a circular reference? ie, the 'listener' is referenced and will not be deleted.
Also, Is there an .off(....) - opposite from .on(..., that stops 'listening' . If I can only add and never remove, that would be a deal breaker. (ex of .off https://rpominov.github.io/kefir/#active-state )