Do panel_conditional condition strings work withing modules?

[travis-leith]

I have the following function:

def make_card(constraint_name: str, lb: float, ub: float) -> Tag:
        sanitised_name = constraint_name.replace(".", "_")
        return ui.card(
            ui.card_header(ui.input_checkbox(f"{sanitised_name}_show", constraint_name, False)),
            ui.panel_conditional(
                f"input.{sanitised_name}_show == true",
                ui.layout_columns(
                    ui.input_numeric(f"{sanitised_name}_lb", "Lower Bound", lb if lb != -np.inf else -1, step=0.01),
                    ui.input_numeric(f"{sanitised_name}_ub", "Upper Bound", ub if ub != np.inf else 1, step=0.01),
                ),
            ),
        )

My understanding is that if I convert this to a module, then a parameter that represents the constraint_name would be implicitly created, and all the ids would be part of a namespace given by that parameter. But the condition of panel_conditional is a string. Is it smart enough to know that "input.show == true" should be interpreted as "input.{constraint_name}.show == true"?

[travis-leith]

To my amazement and satisfaction, this does in fact somehow work like magic

@module.ui
def make_card(label: str, lb: float, ub: float) -> Tag:
    return ui.card(
        ui.card_header(ui.input_checkbox("show", label, False)),
        ui.panel_conditional(
            "input.show == true",
            ui.layout_columns(
                ui.input_numeric("lb", "Lower Bound", lb if lb != -np.inf else -1, step=0.01),
                ui.input_numeric("ub", "Upper Bound", ub if ub != np.inf else 1, step=0.01),
            ),
        ),
    )