Currently for any html attributes that take bools or ints, such as <input readonly=true> or <input tabindex=2>, the generic Html.Attribute.attribute function is used for the conversion. For example, tabindex=2 will be converted to attribute "tabindex" "2" rather than the preferable tabindex 2 from Html.Attribute.tabindex.
For bool attributes, it should be able to handle the absence of an attribute value, such as <input readonly>, and convert that to input [readonly True] []
Currently for any html attributes that take bools or ints, such as
<input readonly=true>or<input tabindex=2>, the genericHtml.Attribute.attributefunction is used for the conversion. For example,tabindex=2will be converted toattribute "tabindex" "2"rather than the preferabletabindex 2fromHtml.Attribute.tabindex.For bool attributes, it should be able to handle the absence of an attribute value, such as
<input readonly>, and convert that toinput [readonly True] []