Last week, while working on a project for custom logo design services, I faced a challenge with the plugin's UI interface. It was crucial to detect whether it was open or closed. I implemented a solution using broadcasters and listeners to bypass certain code when the UI was closed. This not only streamlined the process but also indirectly optimized my workflow, allowing me to focus more on delivering creative designs to my clients.
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RE: Detect if the plugin UI interface is open or closed (bypass code when the ui is closed using broadcasters and listeners)
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RE: Detect if the plugin UI interface is open or closed (bypass code when the ui is closed using broadcasters and listeners)
I find this topic incredibly interesting and would like to discuss it in depth.