Thank you! I'm glad to see my blog post to be inspiring!
I think maybe handle_continue callback can be useful here 🤔
pass/intialize a pure data structure in the init callback, then call start_timer in the handle_continue callback?
That should work, but does not completely resolves the thing that bothers me the most: that we still have two places where initialization happens: when creating a data structure and then some "additional" initialization in handle_continue. Maybe I am too spoiled with traditional OOP languages, and this is OK :)
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Thank you! I'm glad to see my blog post to be inspiring!
I think maybe
handle_continuecallback can be useful here 🤔pass/intialize a pure data structure in the
initcallback, then callstart_timerin thehandle_continuecallback?Thanks for the feedback!
That should work, but does not completely resolves the thing that bothers me the most: that we still have two places where initialization happens: when creating a data structure and then some "additional" initialization in
handle_continue. Maybe I am too spoiled with traditional OOP languages, and this is OK :)