Daniel Bünzli a écrit :
>> However, it may happen (and it does happen) that as soon as this new
>> React.event is created, an event is fired before the React.E.switch has been
>> executed to replace the old event by the new event.
> 
> You are creating a new update cycle inside another update cycle and
> this is disallowed. No primitives are allowed to update in an update
> cycle (to be precise unless the primitive does not belong to the
> dependency graph of the update cycle).

No, this is not the case. There's only one update cycle. I was confused 
and sked the question too quickly. It works perfectly...

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