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added halting event observation section on README
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You can obviously attach any number of observers to any given event. Similarly, you are
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h1. Halting event observation
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Every call to @beholder:observe@ returns an identifier which can be stored:
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<pre>local id = beholder:observe("FOO", bar, baz)</pre>
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That identifier can be used to cancel the observation at any moment. You can do so by using the @beholder:stopObserving@ method:
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<pre>beholder:stopObserving(id)</pre>
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h1. Composed events
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h1. Composed events
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Events can be any type of Lua object. On the example, we used the "PAUSE" string. It could also be a number, a function or a table. The == operator is used in all cases.
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Events can be any type of Lua object. On the example, we used the "PAUSE" string. It could also be a number, a function or a table. The == operator is used in all cases.
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