[TYPO3-doc] proposal: TS prevention of ambiguous namings
Elmar Hinz
elmar.DOT.hinz at team.MINUS.red.DOT.net
Sun Mar 12 15:19:30 CET 2006
Elmar Hinz schrieb:
> Matthew Manderson schrieb:
>
>>temp.navright = HMENU
>>temp.navright.special = list
>>temp.navright.special.value = 73,233,96,98,235
>>
>
>
> "node." "leaf" = CLASS
> "node." "node." "leaf" = function or property
> "node." "node." "node." "leaf" = property
>
>
function is wrong. Functions are not defined like objects. They are
simply available in a context and are discovered by the nodes name.
"node." "leaf" = CLASS
"node." "node." "leaf" = property
"node." "node." "node." "leaf" = property
So it's rather a property here, but it has the nature of a function or
class. What really happens is allways determind by the underlying PHP
and TS is only a way to provide some values to it.
When we speak of classes, funtions or properties we only use
theoretical models to describe the underlying PHP a little better. In
reality TS does only set an PHP array, not more and php does what it
likes with it.
Regards
Elmar
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