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added an example showing bidirectional binding between python/react for complex objects
bi-directional binding between jupyter and python works... as long as you replace the entire object from both sides. As is react best practice.
and one more observation: when I change the parameter bar in the second example
z = UpdateDictFromReactWidget()
z.simple_dict["bar"] = 3000
bar does not update to 3000 as well when I press the increment bar button.
bar only gets the new value after pressing the times confetti button.
As before,
z.simple_dict = {'foo':2, 'bar':2, 'baz':2} updates everything immediately.
Note that trailets doesn’t detect mutations of objects, only assignment. This reflect the Python language. Not something we can change I think.
On Fri, 28 Apr 2023 at 12:01, Jan-Hendrik Müller @.***> wrote:
and one more observation: when I change the parameter bar in the second example
z = UpdateDictFromReactWidget() z.simple_dict["bar"] = 3000
bar does not update to 3000 as well when I press the increment bar button. bar only gets the new value after pressing the times confetti button. As before, z.simple_dict = {'foo':2, 'bar':2, 'baz':2} updates everything immediately.
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Thanks a lot for your time and for this review! Really looking forward to reading and incorporating your comments later today!