creates a signal that internally maintains a List collection of Accessors\<T\>, but returns a List<T> (which is a subclass of Array<T>) when accessed (via the getter function).
this signal will fire an update whenever one of its constituent signal items fires an update.
this signal also fires independently when either newAccessor item(s) are added (via array methods, such as UnisetSignal.data.push), or when old item(s) are removed (via array methods, such as UnisetSignal.data.pop).
creates a signal that internally maintains a
List
collection ofAccessors\<T\>
, but returns aList<T>
(which is a subclass ofArray<T>
) when accessed (via the getter function).this signal will fire an update whenever one of its constituent signal items fires an update.
this signal also fires independently when either new Accessor item(s) are added (via array methods, such as UnisetSignal.data.push), or when old item(s) are removed (via array methods, such as UnisetSignal.data.pop).