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Since our code should be as clear and concise as possible and avoid boilerplate!
So I'd like to use polymer decorators with FutureScript for beautiful, efficient frontend dev.
@customElement('test-element') export class TestElement extends Polymer.Element { @property({notify: true}) aNum: number = 42; @property({notify: true}) aString: string = 'yes';
I see that @ symbol is already used for args but always on its own or with number coming after, so I don't see a conflict :) Where would I add this?
@
Oh wait, I see it used in hanoi.fus example?
hanoi.fus
hanoi: <> if @count = 1 move[@from, @to]
Does it mean this.from I thought that would be me.from according to docs?
this.from
me.from
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I have a plan of supporting decorators, but not using @.
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In hanoi.fus example it's using radical mode, so @ means arguments[0]. In compatible mode @ means arguments.
arguments[0]
arguments
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Since our code should be as clear and concise as possible and avoid boilerplate!
So I'd like to use polymer decorators with FutureScript for beautiful, efficient frontend dev.
I see that
@
symbol is already used for args but always on its own or with number coming after, so I don't see a conflict :) Where would I add this?Oh wait, I see it used in
hanoi.fus
example?Does it mean
this.from
I thought that would beme.from
according to docs?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: