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I want to separately construct conditions with *_cnd() and signal them with cnd_signal().
As far as I can see, it is currently not possible to set a .frequency (and id) for a condition thus signaled,
though this is possible when creating and signaling in one go with, say inform().
There may be a good reason for this, so apologies if this doesn't make sense.
I was hoping for a .frequency (and id) argument to cnd_signal(), but could not find that.
It makes sense to me that you'd set .frequency in cnd_signal(), not *_cnd(), since cnd_signal() is the place where you emit the side-effect.
(Also, setting .frequency in *.cnd() could get quite thorny if these conditions are chained together).
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I want to separately construct conditions with
*_cnd()
and signal them withcnd_signal()
.As far as I can see, it is currently not possible to set a
.frequency
(and id) for a condition thus signaled,though this is possible when creating and signaling in one go with, say
inform()
.There may be a good reason for this, so apologies if this doesn't make sense.
I was hoping for a
.frequency
(and id) argument tocnd_signal()
, but could not find that.It makes sense to me that you'd set
.frequency
incnd_signal()
, not*_cnd()
, sincecnd_signal()
is the place where you emit the side-effect.(Also, setting
.frequency
in*.cnd()
could get quite thorny if these conditions are chained together).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: