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mkSelector :: SelectorResources -> a -> Component (Selector a, DisplayHandle)
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creates a new Selector. The appearance will be whatever is the
default unless it is overridden by giving it an attribute value in the
first argument. The same goes for interactive behaviour and the other
tweakables of the abstraction, defaults are applied unless they are
overridden via the first argument. The second argument gives the value
that should be output each time the user completes interaction with the
Selector, e.g., each time the user releases the mouse button a
value of type `a' is output.
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