If you're using conditional rendering in the rsx! macro, the shorthand notation breaks the rsx! macro.
Steps To Reproduce
let class = " ";
let onclick = move |event: MouseEvent| {
};
rsx!(
div {
class: if let Some(dark) = light_state.read().is_on() { "{dark}" },
class,
onclick,
Router::<Route> {}
}
)
This does not compile and make the rsx! macro panics with error: proc macro panicked = help: message: expected an expression.
If you use the full notation it works though, but dx fmt with the last version of the CLI will force the swap to the shorthand one.
Expected behavior
For the macro not to panic ?
For dx fmt not to force the shorthand notation maybe, or as an option in the command and/or dioxus.toml ?
Environment:
Dioxus version: 0.5.x, rev is c9ab09b3480ba2ad3b77d16c5e86382a62258194
Latest version of the CLI from git
Questionnaire
[x] I don't have time to fix this right now, but maybe later
Problem
If you're using conditional rendering in the rsx! macro, the shorthand notation breaks the rsx! macro.
Steps To Reproduce
This does not compile and make the rsx! macro panics with
error: proc macro panicked = help: message: expected an expression
. If you use the full notation it works though, but dx fmt with the last version of the CLI will force the swap to the shorthand one.Expected behavior
Environment:
Questionnaire