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In the Wiki about Styling introduction I saw the use of nearClass in <include>.
As far as I understand, this points to the class next to which the file is located.
But can this option be applied to other headers like <icon>?
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It's a good idea, but I'm currently fully reworking this code as a part of performance improvement changes and I'm not yet sure what will happen with the icon as a result.
I'll change this to enhancement and add this issue to v1.3.0 to keep it visible for myself.
In the Wiki about
Styling introduction
I saw the use ofnearClass
in<include>
.As far as I understand, this points to the class next to which the file is located.
But can this option be applied to other headers like
<icon>
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: