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Given the derive signal feedback

const [store, setStore] = createStore({fb: [0,1,2]});
const feedback = store.fb;

const [store, setStore] = createStore({fb: [0,1,2]});
const feedback = store.fb;

is there a way obtain which index in the array was modified when the feedback is trigger.

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Unknown User•2y ago

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Razboy20•2y ago

import $TRACK from solid I think seems like all $TRACK is though is just a symbol export const $TRACK = Symbol("solid-track"); ~~So you can also try store.fb[Symbol.for("solid-track")]~~ this wouldn't work, as the original doesn't create a symbol in the global store

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Razboy20•2y ago

does $TRACK get compiled?

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Razboy20•2y ago

then you would have to import it right?

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Razboy20•2y ago

ah ok let me see

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Razboy20•2y ago

ok so then $TRACK as any would be required

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DanteOzOP•2y ago

Wow that got deep. This was along the lines of what I was trying. I had state associated with a list that I was trying to trigger logic on. I need to know what changed and how it changed. After looking at the problem for too long I missed that it was easier to put the logic on the setter side. Thanks for the help.

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