Closed johnsoncodehk closed 3 years ago
How does that work with imported functions? How does the compiler know if the function wants a raw value or a ref?
import { square } from "./math.js";
ref x = 3
// What is passed to square? A ref or a number?
// Both options are common, how can we have the opposite behavior?
square(x)
How does that work with imported functions? How does the compiler know if the function wants a raw value or a ref?
import { square } from "./math.js"; ref x = 3 // What is passed to square? A ref or a number? // Both options are common, how can we have the opposite behavior? square(x)
You can't, ref will alway transform to raw value and pass to function: https://github.com/cereschen/rfcs/blob/script-refs/active-rfcs/0000-sfc-script-refs.md#dont-transform Before we has this feature: https://github.com/cereschen/rfcs/blob/956e74288552b699dafd83f0706430f86c11e0fb/active-rfcs/0000-sfc-script-no-ref.md#dont-transform In order to reduce the magic, it was removed, welcome any good idea. :)
We understand that most users accept the use of
.value
, but we still hope that we can have some solution for users who do not like.value
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If you want to try:
<script refs>
requires additional IDE support, I implemented it in another Vue Language Service plugin For the preview you don't need to compile, but if you want, you can use @cereschen webpack plugin