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The docs mention calling set() with event as an argument, and that does indeed work great. Would it be possible to be able to call event methods (preventDefault()/stopPropagataion(), essentially) without needing to create a method?
That would prevent needing to do things like the following:
The docs mention calling
set()
withevent
as an argument, and that does indeed work great. Would it be possible to be able to callevent
methods (preventDefault()
/stopPropagataion()
, essentially) without needing to create a method?That would prevent needing to do things like the following:
If not, it's not a problem as this works perfectly, but since
event
is being injected into the method calls already, would this be possible?Thank you! 🐣
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