That's what I thought. I just see a lot of other people do it the other way.

Thank you.

hi, is it possible to have an effect handler implemented in terms of other effects? i.e., i want my effect handler to generate more effects. the return value is ignored from an effect handler so is there another way to do this?

i.e., dispatch an 'effect' rather than an 'event' would do the trick here.

anything analogous to that?

i solved this by creating an intermediate event-fx and just dispatching on that event from the original effect handler. would like to know if there is a more direct way however.