[C# Markup]: Name() does not support Action<T> as argument as Assign() did

[kucint]

since last uno update the following code

new ToggleSwitch()
.Assign(c => c.Toggled += (s, e) => { ... })

causes a Warning CSM0004 Use .Name(out var name) instead of .Assign(out var name)

Unfortunately Name() does not support Action<T> as argument as Assign() did:

    public static T Assign<T>(this T input, Action<T> assignmentCallback) where T : DependencyObject

so I cannot write code like this any longer:

new ToggleSwitch()
.Name(c => c.Toggled += (s, e) => { ... })

Is it intended behavior?

[dansiegel]

@kucint currently the API only let's you do the following where you provide a value for the out variable.

new TextBlock()
    .Name(out var textBlock, tb =>
    {
        tb.GotFocus += delegate
        {
            tb.TextDecorations(Windows.UI.Text.TextDecorations.Underline);
        };
        tb.LostFocus += delegate
        {
            tb.TextDecorations(Windows.UI.Text.TextDecorations.None);
        };
    })
    .Text("Hello Uno Platform!")

That said I do see the value of simplifying this so that you can do something like:

new TextBlock()
    // Sets the name to `textBlock`
    .Name(textBlock =>
    {
        textBlock.GotFocus += delegate
        {
            textBlock.TextDecorations(Windows.UI.Text.TextDecorations.Underline);
        };
        textBlock.LostFocus += delegate
        {
            textBlock.TextDecorations(Windows.UI.Text.TextDecorations.None);
        };
    })
    .Text("Hello Uno Platform!")

We will add this to the backlog to take care of soon

[kucint]

thanks @dansiegel !

[dansiegel]

a fix for this has been merged this morning and will be available soon for the 5.3 dev packages