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- Fix bug in dynamic creation of S.{diff,changes} (#8).
- Fix bug in dynamic creation of S.switch (#7).
- Add support for toplevel: automatically `open React` on `#require "react"`.
- Add `S.Bool.{flip,edge,fall,rise}`.
- Fix `S.switch` rank's initialisation.
- Add `E.l{1,2,3,4,5,6}`, lifting combinators on events.
- Add `E.Option.{some,value}`.
- Add `S.{Float,Int}.{zero,one,minus_one}`.
- Add `S.Bool.{zero,one}`.
- Add `S.Option.{none,some,value}`.
- Add `{S,E}.on` equivalent to `{S,E}.when_`.
- Deprecate `{S,E}.when_` (syntax error prone).
- Fix `S.bind`.
- Use package builder topkg for distribution.
- Add support for update steps, see the `React.Step` module. Allows to
specify simultaneous primitive signal updates and event occurences.
The functions returned by `{S,E}.create` now have an optional
`?step` argument; if unused the previous semantics is preserved.
- Add support for strong stops, can be used on platforms where weak
arrays are not to prevent leaks. The function `{E,S}.stop` now have
an optional `?strong` argument; if unused the previous semantics is
preserved.
- Change signature of `S.switch`. Any existing call `S.switch ~eq s es` can
be replaced by `S.(switch ~eq (hold ~eq:( == ) s es))`.
This is an update of the package to its newest version. There are no changes
in functionality, only in the build system. The package itself has also been
improved slightly (use of PLIST_VARS, most notably).
React is an OCaml module for functional reactive programming (FRP).
It provides support to program with time varying values: declarative events
and signals.
