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librasteve very nice! appreciate this new feature ... when I asked for this, it seemed the only way to do nested components - but when you made the librasteve.raku example, I better understood that nested Cromponents would work fine without macro feature... please can you describe the status as you see it with the macros ... is this a better way to do nesting and we should stop using the librasteve way, or this this timtowdi 16:36
and both will be equal?
SmokeMachine No, I think using macro is good when you want to customise the component with template and not component… 18:27
librasteve ah - perfect - thanks for clarifying! 18:35
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SmokeMachine librasteve: did you have the chance to look at the <MyCromponent>-new? I just thought a better way of doing that and I think I’ll unify that with the original one… if, on template, you call Bla and pass a single instance of Bla it works as usual. Otherwise, it will instantiate a new object using .new() and the arguments you passed… 19:57
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librasteve I saw it (actually it echoes an early version of what I tried for functional - to somehow generate two tags) - sounds like your second variant is better - I trust you to do that ... right now I am happy to use the version from a couple of days ago (prior to my PRs) and I am mostly exploring how to bring in CSS atm 20:50
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