chore: remove reference to legacy template call expression #280
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a-h
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| @@ -66,17 +66,17 @@ The use of the `{ children... }` expression in the child component. | |||
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| # Components as parameters | |||
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| Components can also be passed as parameters and rendered using the `{! component }` expression. | |||
| Components can also be passed as parameters and rendered using the `@component` expression. | |||
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Thinking about this, it probably needs some more description.
If l and r are template parameters, this syntax is correct, but if you have a templ l() { <div>Hello</div> }, then you need to use @l(), not just @l.
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I've not changed the description, but maybe these examples now make it clearer.
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This relates to #279