ReScript 9.1.2 made the original @meth
semantics inaccessible they said to use @send
external instead to represent method calls
My questions are:
can @send
external be inside a type?
and is this a correct way to use it knowing that it generates the same javascript code?
Using @meth:
@meth
"createElement": string => Web_node.t,
let createElement = typ => document["createElement"](typ
Using @send external:
@send external
createElement: (t,string) => Web_node.t="createElement"
let createElement = typ => createElement(document, typ)
I don't know what you mean by "inside a type", but yes, that is how you represent a method call. You can verify this by looking at the generated JavaScript. An easy way to do this is by creating an example in the rescript playground, which will show that it generates this:
function createElement(typ) {
return document.createElement(typ);
}
Another handy resource is the rescript bindings cookbook.