Reactive signals

[MFJoyBoy]

when i am using get() method on signal i get the warning, like the following code:
let something = some_signal.get();
for signals in reactive system i need to use a closure but if i want it be untracked i can just use method (so both method works untracked, right?)
using method is simpler (of course there should be reason that make api have to look like this, right?) that clouser
is there any planning or work around to by pass this complexity?
it would be very nice if i could use it like the following code:

  let user = use_context::<RwSignal<CurrentUser>>();
    let logged_in: bool = match user {
        Some(user) => {
            let user = user.get();
            match user.me {
                Some(_) => true,
                None => false,
            }
        }
        None => false,
    };

any time signal change, logged_in variable get updated

[gbj]

if i want it be untracked i can just use method

If you explicitly want it to be untracked (without the warning) you can call .get_untracked()

using method is simpler (of course there should be reason that make api have to look like this, right?) that clouser

I'm sorry, I don't understand what this sentence means.

If the question in this post is really "why do I need all these closures?" then there is a chapter of the book explaining this.

[MFJoyBoy]

i want it to be tracked
i want the syntax to be clearer
i understand why functions are needed
i am talking about something like syntax suger or maybe different structure of component