Allow suppression of elements by passing in nil #213
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This addresses a problem where elements are always rendered if there's a matching localisation key, even if
nil
is supplied to the helper.Introducing a
Elements::Null
class simplifies the logic - an alternative solution was to introduce an:enabled
flag but as we already have :active it was noisy and confusing.When the relevant argument (
:caption
,:hint
,:label
or:legend
) is nil aElements::Null
is built instead of the usual 'active' element. It will never render any HTML and allows the suppression of elements.The default argument for captions, hints, labels and legends is always an empty hash, so simply not providing any arguments will allow the localisation mechanism to kick in and populate the element.
Fixes #212