is this not how I would observe the changes in these MutableStateFlows? ```private val categoryFilte...

# compose

[oday]

is this not how I would observe the changes in these MutableStateFlows?

private val categoryFilter = BrowseEventsFilter.CategoryFilter(category = MutableStateFlow(Category.All))
private val locationFilter = BrowseEventsFilter.LocationFilter(location = MutableStateFlow(null))
private val periodFilter = BrowseEventsFilter.PeriodFilter(
    period = MutableStateFlow(Period.Any),
    dateRange = MutableStateFlow(null)
)

and then you change them

var filtersState = MutableStateFlow(listOf(locationFilter, periodFilter, categoryFilter)) // collectAsState in the activity

// how they change
filterState?.enabled?.value = ChipStatus.ENABLED
filterState?.period?.value = period
filterState?.dateRange?.value = null

and then observe them

flowOf(periodFilter.period?.value,
    periodFilter.dateRange?.value,
    categoryFilter.category.value,
    locationFilter.location.value
).collect {

// do something everytime their values change
}

[Filip Wiesner]

You are just creating a flow that will emit 4 values and stop. Look at the flowOf implementation:

public fun <T> flowOf(vararg elements: T): Flow<T> = flow {
    for (element in elements) {
        emit(element)
    }
}

Also not really #compose related

[oday]

oops, wrong channel

[Chris Fillmore]

#flow
Btw I think you are looking for combine

[oday]

ended up with merge