It works for any number of properties to the event handler yes. The spread params take care of that. Events always have e as the first parameter, you'd need a rewrite if this wasn't a standard event I guess.
I needed to pass a prop from a child element that wasnt (e), so I just remade the whole thing so the child wouldnt be dependednt on the parent element in the meantime
I gotta study this wrapper hmm
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Would this work if you need to pass another prop to 'prevent' function and you caant pass e?
It works for any number of properties to the event handler yes. The spread params take care of that. Events always have e as the first parameter, you'd need a rewrite if this wasn't a standard event I guess.
I needed to pass a prop from a child element that wasnt (e), so I just remade the whole thing so the child wouldnt be dependednt on the parent element in the meantime
I gotta study this wrapper hmm