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Bind ForEach view. Now we can expose IList<> instead of RandomAccessCollection, but we might still need to bind and expose a couple other types, such as Range and the Identifiable protocol.
[C#] In the source generator, add support for emitting a ForEach view when a C# foreach statement is encountered in a ViewBuilder that enumerates an IList<>, or when a for statement is encountered stepping by 1 over integers. If it doesn't conform to those requirements, then a helpful diagnostic should be emitted.
[F#] The computation expression should implement the For method, restricting the first argument to types that implement IList<>. There doesn't appear to be a nice way to handle ranges. (depends on [F#] Create computation expressions for ViewBuilder #24)
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Bridge
IList<>
to Swift asRandomAccessCollection
Bind ForEach view. Now we can expose
IList<>
instead ofRandomAccessCollection
, but we might still need to bind and expose a couple other types, such asRange
and theIdentifiable
protocol.[C#] In the source generator, add support for emitting a
ForEach
view when a C#foreach
statement is encountered in a ViewBuilder that enumerates anIList<>
, or when afor
statement is encountered stepping by 1 over integers. If it doesn't conform to those requirements, then a helpful diagnostic should be emitted.[F#] The computation expression should implement the
For
method, restricting the first argument to types that implementIList<>
. There doesn't appear to be a nice way to handle ranges. (depends on [F#] Create computation expressions for ViewBuilder #24)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: