Fix event notifications for instance changes #78
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This pull request updates the event notification system in the
Schemaclass to provide more context when property values change, especially for linked and non-linked properties. The main improvement is the addition of theIsPropertyOffield to thePropertyValueChangedEventDataclass, which tracks the specific object instance associated with a property change event. This allows event listeners to better identify the source of changes, particularly when dealing with arrays of objects or linked properties.Event Notification Improvements
IsPropertyOffield to thePropertyValueChangedEventDataclass and updated its constructor to accept the relevant object instance. This provides more context for event listeners about which object triggered the property change.Schema.mto include the object instance as theIsPropertyOfparameter when creatingPropertyValueChangedEventData, for both linked and non-linked properties. [1] [2] [3]Handling Array and Subset Indexing
isSubsForPublicPropertyValuemethod to correctly handle subset indexing and dot-indexing, ensuring accurate identification of public property changes even when operating on subsets of objects.