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Hi ! Let's say I've built an `@Composable` named `NonInteractiveZone` which has some process running or not based on a `Boolean` state (let's say `shouldBeRunning` ). I would like to let other `@Composable` call some "methods/events" on it, let's say `startProcess()` and `endProcess()` . So that I could call `myNonInteractiveZone.startProcess()` . Can I achieve something like that with a `@Composable`  ? More in the thread.

And inside `NonInteractiveZone`  :
```fun startProcess() {
   shouldBeRunning = true
}

fun stopProcess() {
   shouldBeRunning = false
}```
Both methods are already implemented, and are not simple callbacks.

Or is the answer too obvious ? (I'm just a bit lost, as `@Composable`  are just simple functions)

Sorry for this dumb question : I think I should make a state hoisting around the `shouldBeRunning`  state, and remove `startProcess()`  and `stopProcess()` . But rather change this `shouldBeRunning` from the most common ancestor.

Yea this sounds like a state hoisting thing I think