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When inlining the const constructor of an initializer annotation, we could use ConstantEvaluator to determine if the value is a simple primitive, if so, just write the primitive value (since they are cannonicalized).
This will allow us to support @HtmlImport in more cases, since we need to extract the string argument from it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In the new plugin architecture which is coming, this won't be an issue. Plugins will have access to the fully resolved AST and can do this on their own as needed.
When inlining the const constructor of an initializer annotation, we could use ConstantEvaluator to determine if the value is a simple primitive, if so, just write the primitive value (since they are cannonicalized).
This will allow us to support
@HtmlImport
in more cases, since we need to extract the string argument from it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: