Corey Kaylor
Corey Kaylor
Even if there had to be a wrapper component to maintain that state, would that not work? Realize I might be naive thinking about this, but it seems like that...
Here is a link to their docs regarding the animations. https://jacobp100.github.io/cssta/native/animations/
You're definitely right. This was probably an overlooked aspect when migrating away from the old cursor design that leaned too heavily on IEnumerable and every call would expect GetCurrent.
I've opened https://github.com/CoreyKaylor/Lightning.NET/pull/158 with my initial pass at these improvements.
What would scoped keyword buy us in this case? I'm not too familiar with the latest changes there.
Interesting, although looking briefly at the docs and it seems they come with some pretty strict requirements.
I like the nullable options now for reference types. I've been working on a Kotlin version of LMDB and it brings a very clean API to make it explicit. Once...
I don't think the readme needs to be any different than it is. It's expected that you understand the underlying API and the docs are linked to in the readme.
Timely issue, this was going to be my next area to look into. Thanks @sebastienros