'Are side-effects sometimes necessary when using KDB?
Let's say I have a state variable s.
I've got a .z.ws hook that responds to websocket messages and runs:
.z.ws: {handleMsg x}
Do I have to declare s as global for handleMsg to be able to update s?
Ideally, what I'd want is something like:
s: handleMsg[s;x]
where handleMsg is a pure function (it doesn't affect any globals on the inside).
Should I declare s as global and then try to do this assignment inside the websocket callback?
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