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Is there a boiler plate example for const hover = useHover(context, { handleClose: customFunction() })I took a look at the source code for const customFunction = () => {
return { __options: { blockPointerEvents: false } }
}My goal is to hover over an element, and keep the floating window open until a user clicks anywhere but the window. Or, closes it from the floating window itself (that's already implemented). The function above actually achieves my goal (not sure how), but I get the following error So, I'm clearly missing something. Any ideas? Thanks! |
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Yeah although it technically works, the assumption is that function createHandler(context) {
return function onMouseMove(event) {
// ...
}
}
// This is an implementation detail, and _should_ be optional
createHandler.__options = { blockPointerEvents: false };useHover(context, {
handleClose: createHandler
}); |
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Got this to work as well after adding
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Yeah I agree, as I mentioned it's not really supposed to be used with anything other than |
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FYI, I'm using 
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Yeah although it technically works, the assumption is that
handleCloseis only to be used withsafePolygonright now due to the__options; but here's how to use it: