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Attribute for using List<T> as InstancePorts

See original GitHub issue

Something akin to [Output(instances: true)]public List<Stuff> stuff; to make adding instance ports with + - buttons easy.

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Created 5 years ago
Comments:6 (4 by maintainers)

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Siccitycommented, Aug 27, 2018

No further progress yet, unfortunately. But I’ll prioritize it now that I know there’s an interest in it.

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Siccitycommented, Aug 30, 2018

New update. See f9e0241

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