html!: fix explicit return types in callbacks #564
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### Problem
The html! macro didn't properly handle explicit return types in
callbacks, considering the '>' in '->' as the end of the HTML tag.
```rust
html! {
<div onblur=|_| -> u32 0 />
// ^ here
}
```
Fixes: yewstack#560
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564: html!: fix explicit return types in callbacks r=jstarry a=totorigolo ### Problem (see #560) The html! macro didn't properly handle explicit return types in callbacks, considering the '>' in '->' as the end of the HTML tag. ```rust html! { <div onblur=|_| -> u32 0 /> // ^ here } ``` Fixes: #560 Co-authored-by: Thomas Lacroix <toto.rigolo@free.fr>
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Problem (see #560)
The html! macro didn't properly handle explicit return types in
callbacks, considering the '>' in '->' as the end of the HTML tag.
Fixes: #560