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Evt.newCtx<T>()

Get a new instance of Ctx

The recommended way to get a new Ctx instance. The type argument is optional, default is void.
Returns
​Ctx<T> if a type argument was specified
​VoidCtx if no type argument was speficied.
Example
import { Evt } from "evt";
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const ctx = Evt.newCtx();
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ctx.getPrDone().then(()=> console.log("DONE"));
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ctx.done(); //Prints "DONE"
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//----------------------------
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const ctxData = Evt.newCtx<Uint8Array>();
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ctxText.getPrDone().then(
    data=> console.log(`DONE: ${data.byteLength} bytes`)
);
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ctxText.done(new Uint8Array([1,2,3])); //Prints "DONE: 3 bytes"
****Run the example****

Evt.create(initalState?)

Evt.getCtx(object)

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