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feat($previousState): allow to memo a state passed by parameter. #302
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So you want to programmatically set the previous state? What if we added |
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Your approach is far better the overloading the meaning of |
…ammatically set the previous state. Closes christopherthielen#302
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feat($previousState): allow to memo a state passed by parameter.
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Thanks! Would you mind adding |
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Done in #303 |
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Add a
setmethod to$previousStateto programmatically set the previous state.