How to disable an event previously enabled #192
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I am trying yo create a cursor slider: it works fine on the local machine, but it's slow on the network. |
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Hey, would setting e.g. from ipywidgets import IntSlider
slider = IntSlider(continous_update=False) |
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To answer the question more properly, there is currently no API to remove an event handler, but this would be handy to add. Would you mind opening an issue asking for this feature? |
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Actually there is an API for removing an event handler: canvas.on_mouse_move(my_handler)
# Later on remove it
canvas.on_mouse_move(my_handler, remove=True) |
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Hey, would setting
continuous_update=Falseto your slider work? This will send the event only when you are done moving the slider.e.g.