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[binarycloud-dev] bcTags

[Andreas A. <a.a...@th...>]

Hi Alex,

the BccModuleCompiler does work now, but only for static module output. But
what about templates containing "load_ordered" output?

I thought of this:

<bc:module>
  <group>content</group>
  <index>0</index>
</bc:module>

short one:
<bc:module group="content" index="0" />

Will be transformed to: $Page->output['content'][0]

or for the whole group:

<bc:module group="content" /> = $Page->output['content'];

Andi

Re: [binarycloud-dev] bcTags

[Alex B. <en...@tu...>]

> Hi Alex,
> 
> the BccModuleCompiler does work now, but only for static module output. But
> what about templates containing "load_ordered" output?

Static modules won't support load order (at least initially) - the
StaticModule() method in page runs the module and sends the output all in
one go.

I like the 'group' tag, it's a nice alias... but I don't see how we can
elegantly support full load-ordered module arrays that are defined in the
markup they will be presented in :)

_a



> I thought of this:
> 
> <bc:module>
> <group>content</group>
> <index>0</index>
> </bc:module>
> 
> short one:
> <bc:module group="content" index="0" />
> 
> Will be transformed to: $Page->output['content'][0]
> 
> or for the whole group:
> 
> <bc:module group="content" /> = $Page->output['content'];
> 
> Andi
> 
> 
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RE: [binarycloud-dev] bcTags

[Andreas A. <a.a...@th...>]

Hi Alex,

Yes, mybe you misunderstood my question. I was thinking of people that want
to use the load_ordered modules, define them in their page def and echo the
output in the master/layout template. Of course one can do it with pure PHP
"echo $Page->output[..][..]" but it would be nice to have bc:tags in the
source for that.

Andi



>Static modules won't support load order (at least initially) - the
>StaticModule() method in page runs the module and sends the output all in
>one go.
>
>I like the 'group' tag, it's a nice alias... but I don't see how we can
>elegantly support full load-ordered module arrays that are defined in the
>markup they will be presented in :)

>
>> I thought of this:
>>
>> <bc:module>
>> <group>content</group>
>> <index>0</index>
>> </bc:module>
>>
>> short one:
>> <bc:module group="content" index="0" />
>>
>> Will be transformed to: $Page->output['content'][0]
>>
>> or for the whole group:
>>
>> <bc:module group="content" /> = $Page->output['content'];
>>
>> Andi
>>
>>
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Re: [binarycloud-dev] bcTags

[Alex B. <en...@tu...>]

ohohoho

ok, yes, of course that makes sense.

:)

in which case what you were talking about makes perfect sense... maybe I
should assume that in the future :)

-a


> Hi Alex,
> 
> Yes, mybe you misunderstood my question. I was thinking of people that want
> to use the load_ordered modules, define them in their page def and echo the
> output in the master/layout template. Of course one can do it with pure PHP
> "echo $Page->output[..][..]" but it would be nice to have bc:tags in the
> source for that.
> 
> Andi
> 
> 
> 
>> Static modules won't support load order (at least initially) - the
>> StaticModule() method in page runs the module and sends the output all in
>> one go.
>> 
>> I like the 'group' tag, it's a nice alias... but I don't see how we can
>> elegantly support full load-ordered module arrays that are defined in the
>> markup they will be presented in :)
> 
>> 
>>> I thought of this:
>>> 
>>> <bc:module>
>>> <group>content</group>
>>> <index>0</index>
>>> </bc:module>
>>> 
>>> short one:
>>> <bc:module group="content" index="0" />
>>> 
>>> Will be transformed to: $Page->output['content'][0]
>>> 
>>> or for the whole group:
>>> 
>>> <bc:module group="content" /> = $Page->output['content'];
>>> 
>>> Andi
>>> 
>>> 
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>>> bin...@li...
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>>> 
>> 
>> 
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RE: [binarycloud-dev] bcTags

[Andreas A. <a.a...@th...>]

Hi Alex,

nono, don't assume everything I talk about is right - this could be
catastrophic :)


Andi


>ohohoho
>
>ok, yes, of course that makes sense.
>
>:)
>
>in which case what you were talking about makes perfect sense... maybe I
>should assume that in the future :)
>