More example

[mardon86]

There are some special cases for the change function:

• If the bound element is an input or a textarea, the default behavior will be to update the state when the input changes. This may be overridden with a custom change function.
• If the bound element is the same as its parent, its value will not be iterated over if it is an array.
• If the change function returns simulacra.retainElement for a remove operation, then Node.removeChild will not be called. This is useful for implementing animations when removing an element from the DOM.
• If the change function is applied on a definition object, it will never be a mutate operation, it will first remove and then insert in case of setting a new object over an existing object.

Would you please give more example on these. Thx.