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Passing children as props or via varargs to h(..)
See original GitHub issueI’m writing a Kotlin-DSL wrapper for preact (Using Type-Safe Builders. When it comes to statically known children, is it better to
- Pass them via varargs as third parameter
- Pass them as
.childrenproperty - Or does it not matter?
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- Created 6 years ago
- Comments:9 (4 by maintainers)
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Not at the moment, it’s unfinished and partly closed source, but when I get around to polish and publish I’ll tell you.
No, not yet.