val fooContent: Anvil.Renderable.() -> Unit = {
	coordinatorLayout {
		appBarLayout {
			size(MATCH, WRAP)
			toolbar {
				size(MATCH, dip(48))
			}
		}
	}
}

// Just to demonstrate that you can indeed style views by a lambda (think, theme classes with functions like this in it).
val styleNavDrawer: AppCompatDSLListViewCompat.() -> Unit = {
	choiceMode(ListView.CHOICE_MODE_SINGLE)
	divider(resources.getDrawable(android.R.color.transparent))
	dividerHeight(0)
	backgroundColor(hex("#111111"))
}

class ExampleView(c: Context) : RenderableView(c) {
	fun view() {
		linearLayout {
			backgroundColor(someIntColorValue)
			appCompatButton {
				text("click me!")
				onClick(View.OnClickListener {
					doSomethingCool()
				})
			}
			
			drawerLayout {
				// Look at the top of this snippet
				fooContent()
				
				listViewCompat {
					size(dip(240), MATCH)
					// Look at the top of this snippet
					styleNavDrawer() 
				}.lparams {
					gravity = START
					weight = 1f
				}
			}
			
			// If there are functions missing in the DSL, do this little trick:
			with(Anvil.currentView<LinearLayout>()) {
				// Magic!
				whicheverFunctionIsMissing()
				andAllOthers()
			}
		}
	}
}