Hi guys
This is probably a wild question and a shot in the dark.
I know its not a big deal to map the on-click using the declarative event
mapping (Which is super nice) but for simple handlers is there away to
evaluate the logic within the templates binding expression reducing the
need to write a JS function to handle it and then increment/decrement the
page property
Take this piece of polymer for example
<polymer-element name="element-1" attributes="page">
<template>
<left-button on-click="{{$.page--}}"></left-button>
<right-button on-click="{{$.page++}}"></right-button>
<core-pages selected="{{page}}">
......
</core-pages>
</template>
</polymer-element>
Forgive me for any typos I just quickly tried to explain what I was trying
to achieve..
Regards
Daniel
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