Added HandleAsImmutableObject attribute #743
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The attribute convinces the dotvvm compiler, that it can only emit a reference to this object as it can be safely shared accros all controls in the application lifetime. One application is to set a custom object by s server-side style.
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The attribute convinces the dotvvm compiler, that it can only emit a
reference to this object as it can be safely shared accros all controls
in the application lifetime.
One application is to set a custom object by s server-side style.
Note that the attribute name is so ugly on purpose. I don't really want it to be well discoverable, as would just complain that the serializer cannot handle immutable object even though they are marked by dotvvm (compiler) attribute...
cc @MichalTichy, this should solve your issue