Right now, controllers are restricted to having one or zero active modes at a time. The name of the current mode, which can be active or inactive, is stored here.
Interaction mode map. Has a .modes property that maps mode names to AInteractionModes.
Getter for the current interaction mode.
Add an interaction to the current mode.
Sets a callback function to be called whenever the state specified in state_key changes. The return value callbackSwitch is a callback switch. You can activate the listener with callbackSwitch.activate() and deactive with callbackSwitch.deactivate(). Example Usage:
var callbackswitch = model.addStateKeyListener('name',()=>{
n_name_changes = n_name_changes+1;
})
the name of the state to listen to
the callback to be executed when state changes
the handle / unique identifier for
whether callbacks should happen synchronously or allow for batching
If you provide a handle, then the action will not call so long as an existing subscription by that handle exists. This means that you won't duplicate the action before one has finished previously.
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