Component Statement #575
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Deprecate `pathAbsolute`
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@TwitchBronBron we landed on Component Statement. Feel free to update the description. |
chrisdp
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enhancement
…brighterscript into in-code-component
…cript into in-code-component
…brighterscript into in-code-component
…cript into in-code-component
…ghterscript into in-code-component
…brighterscript into in-code-component
…ghterscript into in-code-component
…ctly parented (#973) Co-authored-by: Bronley Plumb <bronley@gmail.com>
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Adds an in-code way to define SceneGraph components without needing to mess with xml files.
TODO: add lengthier description as this feature progresses.
Is there a better name? I'm currently calling it
in-code component. NodeClass is alright but I really like using the word "component" in the name because that's what they transpile to.