Re: Just can't hear enough about Cells?

"Steven E. Harris" <seh@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

Alan Crowe <alan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

Cells does the right thing, queuing the updates in the
efficient order, with B being updated exactly once, after A.

Using a similar style, can you give some hint how this works? How does
Cells detect these conflicts? How does the queue processing work?


Further confession: I'm bluffing. I've grasped that Cells is
interesting, but I haven't downloaded it yet, and I haven't
checked out how it works or what /exactly/ it does

Alan Crowe
Edinburgh
Scotland
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