[TYPO3-doc] proposal: TS prevention of ambiguous namings

Peter legine at gmx.de
Mon Mar 13 12:26:48 CET 2006


Hi,

Elmar Hinz wrote:
> Matthew Manderson schrieb:
> 
>>temp.navright = HMENU
>>temp.navright.special = list
>>temp.navright.special.value = 73,233,96,98,235
So the example from above would be:
temp.navright.navright = HMENU
temp.navright.special.special = list
temp.navright.special.value = 73,233,96,98,235
If thats right, I like the Idea. Makes it very easy to catch.

regards
Peter
> 
> 
> "node." "leaf" = CLASS
> "node." "node." "leaf" = function or property
> "node." "node." "node." "leaf" = property
> 
> 
> list would often be a function in this position. In this special case
> it is rather an array. I guess it without going deeper into the
> sourcecode.
> 
> 
> 
>>So 'special' is a leaf but 'special.value' is a node.leaf pair in your
>>terminology
>>
> 
> 
> Similar:
> 
> "special" is the leaf.
> "special." is the node.
> Combined the are the leaf node pair "special".
> 
> 
> 
>>Although not strictly TS, 'template' remains another messy term and worse
>>still 'extension template'
> 
> 
> Yes "template" provoces a lot of missunderstandings in communication.
> But the context is usually different. It doesn't produce headaches in
> the way property does in TS.
> 
> Regards
> 
> Elmar



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