[TYPO3-dev] RFC:s standard processing property as stdWrap replacement

[Steffen Kamper]

"Martin Kutschker" <martin.kutschker-n0spam at no5pam-blackbox.net> schrieb im 
Newsbeitrag news:mailman.1.1176652872.636.typo3-dev at lists.netfielders.de...
> Steffen Kamper schrieb:
>> "Elmar Hinz" <elmar.hinz at team.MINUS.red.DOT.net> schrieb im Newsbeitrag 
>> news:mailman.1.1176633501.23093.typo3-dev at lists.netfielders.de...
>>> #> That was easy. Now for a tetx menu item.
>>>> TMENUITEM.allWrap
>>>> TMENUITEM.allStdWrap
>>>> TMENUITEM.wrapItemAndSub
>>>> TMENUITEM.beforeWrap
>>>> TMENUITEM.afterWrap
>>>> TMENUITEM.linkWrap
>>>> TMENUITEM.stdWrap
>>>> TMENUITEM.stdWrap2
>>>>
>>>> This is more complex and you cannot remove much:
>>>>
>>>> TMENUITEM.proc [allWrap]
>>>> TMENUITEM.submenuProc [wrapItemAndSub] TMENUITEM.textProc [stdWrap]
>>>> TMENUITEM.linkProc [linkWrap]
>>>> TMENUITEM.beforeProc [linkWrap]
>>>> TMENUITEM.afterProc [linkWrap]
>>>>
>>> Well much better, but with proc is an abbreviation. That is against the
>>> naming guidelines of v5. People can understand it with the help off a
>>> dictonary. Before they would ask what is has to do with Perry Rhodan.
>>> http://www.proc.org/ ;-)
>>>
>>> The coding guidelines say in short:
>>>
>>> 1.) Full words:
>>>
>>> Wrap is a full word.
>>> Proc is not a full word.
>>>
>>> 2.) Self explaining words:
>>>
>>> Wrap is a wrapper so it is wrong for processing.
>>> Proc is an abbreviation of programmers. Designers don't know it.
>>>
>>> 3.) CamalCase: both would be OK.
>>>
>>> Regards
>>>
>>> Elmar
>>>
>>>
>> Hi Elmar and all,
>>
>> why not capsaling it, would be easier to understand for everybody, like
>>
>> TMENUITEM.wrap.all
>> TMENUITEM.wrap.subMenu
>> TMENUITEM.wrap.link
>> TMENUITEM.wrap.beforeLink
>> TMENUITEM.wrap.afterLink
>>
>> ok, now wrap is an object instead of string before, but this helps to 
>> understand the meaning of wrap without study the docs.
>
> This won't work.
>
> a) it's not beckwards compatible. "proc", or whatever it's called in the 
> end, is a new property.

you can check and switch for object/string means new/old way
but ok, is not the best way. I just want an easy-to-understand-concept.

vg  Steffen

>
> b) "proc" does a lot more than to wrap the content. It 
> processes/transforms it.
>
> Masi