Checking out `dev03` changes and I am little bit w...

# compose

[Roar Gronmo]

Checking out dev03 changes and I am little bit wondered why the quite good structuring in dev02 has been "abandoned" with "parameters" (here: modifiers):

//dev02
@Composable
private fun BottomBarAction(
    @DrawableRes id: Int,
    onClick: () -> Unit
) {
    Ripple(
        bounded = false,
        radius = 24.dp
    ) {
        Clickable(onClick = onClick) {
            Padding(12.dp) {
                Container(width = 24.dp, height = 24.dp) {
                    DrawVector(+vectorResource(id))
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

//dev03
@Composable

private fun BottomBarAction(
    @DrawableRes id: Int,
    onClick: () -> Unit
){
    Ripple(
        bounded = false,
        radius = 24.dp
    ){
        Clickable(onClick = onClick) {
            Container(modifier = Spacing(12.dp) wraps Size(24.dp, 24.dp)) {
                DrawVector(vectorImage = +vectorResource(id))
            }
        }
    }
}

Before I felt i had control over the layout structure, but now Padding has become a Spacing modifier whics wraps a Size.. ?
I somehow lost the control here. Or is there fear that the structuring will become too deep in complex layouts, and therefore it is parameterized, or is the situation simply that there are several parallel layers of structuring -> causing the parameterization.

RG

[danieldisu]

IIRC they explained why they made that change in the Compose talk at KotlinConf (I think it's in YouTube)

[Roar Gronmo]

I'll check... thanx!

[danieldisu]

https://youtu.be/i9RJpMOsKas▾

not exactly that minute but that was the talk

[Roar Gronmo]

Wow.. thanx alot !

[romainguy]

dev02 already had the spacing modifier btw. Padding was already on its way out

[Roar Gronmo]

@danieldisu approx 40600, there are some Kotlin talks, i will listen to them.
@romainguy i knew about the Spacing, I thought it was kind of supply/alias for Padding...

[Roar Gronmo]

The modifier explanation begins at approx 43500...

[Roar Gronmo]

They explained it ... there are complex structuring.