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object styleset

Create a style set. You can use this to help drive type inference or you can use a JS trait directly (see make and IStyleSetTag). Use this helper when you want an explicit IStyleSet but generally you should create style objects and tag them with IStyleSetTag.

Example:

  1.  mergeStyleSets[SomeClassNames](
 styleset(
   "root" -> stylearray(
     "xx-PartName",
     new IRawStyle { ... },
     if(something) null else new IRawStyle { ... },
     customStyles.flatMap(_.root)
 )
)
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  1. def apply(stylePairs: (String, IStyle)*): IStyleSet

    Create an IStyleSet from pairs.

    Create an IStyleSet from pairs. Useful for mergeStyleSets

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    @inline()
  2. def assume(o: IStyleSetTag): IStyleSet

    Assume that a IStyleSetTag is a IStyleSet.

    Assume that a IStyleSetTag is a IStyleSet.

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    @inline()
  3. def make(stylePairs: (String, IStyle)*): IStyleSet

    Same as apply but cast to your final T type.

    Same as apply but cast to your final T type. Tyically T is the component's specific Styles trait. You should not really need this function because if you have a IStyleSetTag derived JS trait, just instantitate that trait but if you prefer the "list of pairs" model, use this.

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    @inline()