Escaping $ characters and changed vimport-c to vcomponents #20
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| Good call! Thanks! The readme for vimport-c should also be updated, though, to keep the docs inline. Once that's in, I'll merge. |
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| Great, thanks! |
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| I have one more PR to merge and then I'll publish the new version. |
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Escaped $ characters (ex this.$store). In the live version these characters aren't printed as they are special to vscode
Changed vimport-c to vcomponents to improve clarity of what it does and make it more intuitive for people to find it as it follows other script property syntax