In my application I have use some "data" ValueCell (something like 20) and I would like to create a ValueCell which would be used to detect if any of my "data" ValueCell was updated . So I would like this cell to change whenever one of the other cells are changed. 
Here is a simple code example
class StringFilter {
  val referenceList = "foo"::"bar"::"scala"::"lift"::Nil
  val length = ValueCell[Int](3)
  val content = ValueCell[String]("")
  //Here I put some functions to update length or prefix on my webpage
  def filter(s:String):Boolean = (s.length==length.get)&&(s.contains(content.get))
  val changed =ValueCell[???](???)
  val results= changed.lift(referenceList.filter)
}
What should I put instead of ???? I am also open to solutions which are not using ValueCells, even if I will in the end need some cells because I have to use WiringUI. 
Edit: lengthand contentdon't need to be cells but they need to be settable
Edit: After some more research I came to an idea: implement a case class like SeqCellbut which would not take a type for the Cells in parameter, and for an arbitrary number of cells. Is it possible?
Here is the implementation of SeqCell: 
final case class SeqCell[T](cells: Cell[T]*) extends Cell[Seq[T]] {
  cells.foreach(_.addDependent(this))
  /**
  * The cell's value and most recent change time
  */
  def currentValue: (Seq[T], Long) = {
    val tcv = cells.map(_.currentValue)
    tcv.map(_._1) -> tcv.foldLeft(0L)((max, c) => if (max > c._2) max else c._2)
  }
  /**
   * If the predicate cell changes, the Dependent will be notified
   */
  def predicateChanged(which: Cell[_]): Unit = notifyDependents()
}
Edit: In scala Cellis not covariant, so it seems like I won't be able to make a SeqCell out of my multiple typed cells. I would really appreciate a global solution for an arbitrary number of cells. 
 
     
    