Difference between revisions of "Event Components.Property"
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Detailed description
This event is called whenever a property owned by your component changes.
This event simply notifies something has changed. This means changes will be accumulated, so changing three properties in quick succession will only result in a single event being sent. Because of this, it is the components responsibility to remember previous property states to establish what has changed.
Examples
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