macro_rules! C {
( $($class:expr $(,)?)+ ) => { ... };
}Expand description
Takes one or more class names and returns a single space-separated string.
This macro provides a bit of sugar.
It frees you from having to write something like this:
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let classes = [C.lay.flex, C.fg.flex_col].join(" ");It also offers a lot of flexibility in what types it accepts, so you can
use any of the following as arguments to C!:
&strString&StringOption<T>and&Option<T>whereTis any of the above.Vec<T>,&Vec<T>, and&[T]whereTis any of the above.