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giuliojiang authored Oct 18, 2018
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Expand Up @@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ function htmlEscape(literals: TemplateStringsArray, ...placeholders: string[]) {
return result;
}
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> Note: You can annotate `placeholders` to be any `[]`. Whetever you annotate it as, TypeScript will type check to make sure the placeholders used to call the tag match the annotation. For example if you expect to deal with `string` or `number`s you can annotate `...placeholders:(string | number)[]`
> Note: You can annotate `placeholders` to be any `[]`. Whatever you annotate it as, TypeScript will type check to make sure the placeholders used to call the tag match the annotation. For example if you expect to deal with `string` or `number`s you can annotate `...placeholders:(string | number)[]`

#### Generated JS
For pre ES6 compile targets the code is fairly simple. Multiline strings become escaped strings. String interpolation becomes *string concatenation*. Tagged Templates become function calls.
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