The value's type, never forced in the code, helps when writing typescript and wanting a specific type.
Constructs a reactive variable.
The object containing it's initial value and "strict" mode option.
EventEmitter internal instance. Used to map events/handlers.
If true, the "changing"/"changed" events will only be fired when the next value is different from the last.
Internal value.
Equality function check provided when comparing values on "strictValue".
Changes the string tag.
Gets the current object state: its current value and a reference to itself.
Reactive variable getter.
Reactive variable setter. Fires "changing" and "changed" events.
Adds an event handler.
The event to listen to.
The handler function to apply.
Itself, for chaining purposes.
Emits an event.
The event to emit.
User provided state for the handlers.
Itself, for chaining purposes.
Emits a "changed" event.
User provided state for the handlers.
Itself, for chaining purposes.
Emits a "changing" event.
User provided state for the handlers.
Itself, for chaining purposes.
Adds an event handler. (alias of addHandler)
The event to listen to.
The handler function to apply.
Itself, for chaining purposes.
Removes an event handler previously added.
The event to listen to.
The handler function to remove from the map.
Itself, for chaining purposes.
Factory method for a non-strict reactive variable.
Initial value.
Instance of a reactive variable.
Adds a common event handler to multiple reactive variables.
The list of variables to listen to.
The event to listen to.
The handler to apply.
Adds a common "changed" handler to multiple reactive variables.
The list of variables to listen to.
The handler to apply.
Adds a common "changing" handler to multiple reactive variables.
The list of variables to listen to.
The handler to apply.
Factory method for a strict reactive variable.
Initial value.
Instance of a reactive variable.
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