Currently, if you instantiate a stylesheet and import Sheet._ from it, internal definitions like cls and others which should never be used outside the scope of the class end up being imported. This clobbers other things of the same name, e.g. the cls shorthand from scalatags.Text.all._:
@ import $ivy.`com.lihaoyi::scalatags:0.6.0`, scalatags.Text.all._
import $ivy.$ , scalatags.Text.all._
@ object Foo extends scalatags.stylesheet.StyleSheet
defined object Foo
@ import Foo._
import Foo._
@ div(cls := "lol")
cmd3.sc:1: value := is not a member of object $sess.cmd1.Foo.cls
val res3 = div(cls := "lol")
^
Compilation Failed
cls should really be protected[this] so it's not accidentally imported, and we should go over many of the other things to make sure they're properly privatized and protected
Currently, if you instantiate a stylesheet and
import Sheet._from it, internal definitions likeclsand others which should never be used outside the scope of the class end up being imported. This clobbers other things of the same name, e.g. theclsshorthand fromscalatags.Text.all._:clsshould really beprotected[this]so it's not accidentally imported, and we should go over many of the other things to make sure they're properly privatized and protected