Say I have
j = panel.rx(False)
k = panel.rx(False)
l = panel.rx(False)
u = panel.rx(False)
I want to do something like
b = panel.widgets.Button()
b.disabled = (j or k) and (l or u)
Is that possible with panel.rx?
Say I have
j = panel.rx(False)
k = panel.rx(False)
l = panel.rx(False)
u = panel.rx(False)
I want to do something like
b = panel.widgets.Button()
b.disabled = (j or k) and (l or u)
Is that possible with panel.rx?
I think so if you chain them like j.rx.or_(k)
Reactive Functions and Expressions — param v2.2.1
But it could get pretty ugly and it’s probably better to use pn.bind
instead?
For ref:
So j.rx.or_(k)
gives (j | k)
part and I can do l.rx.or_(u)
for (l or u)
part, but my question is how do I apply and
to these two afterwards? If I did:
j.rx.or_(k).rx.and_(l.rx.or_(u))
wouldn’t that give me this instead?
j or (k and (l or u))
With panel.bind
, it would work like this, right?
j = panel.rx(False)
k = panel.rx(False)
l = panel.rx(False)
u = panel.rx(False)
b = panel.widgets.Button()
b.disabled = pn.bind(lambda j, k, l, u: (j or k) and (l or u), j, k, l, u)