well, no, it would be field.titleString(null)... meaning that the referenced object should be rendered in the context of no parent adapter.
I added this idea of a context for evaluating titles in ISIS-364 a week or two ago. It works rather well in the UI, ensuring that the title shown in parented collections doesn't unnecessarily include the title component of the parent itself. I don't mind the titleString() being undeprecated, if you want, though. As I say... it isn't the same as field.titleString(field), it's field.titleString(null) Cheers Dan On 25 March 2013 12:21, Robert Matthews <[email protected]> wrote: > In the Mongo code there is a line that gets an object's title from the > adapter using > > field.titleString() > > but it is flagged as deprecated and the suggested new use (from line 58 in > ObjectAdapter) would require me to say > > field.titleString(field) > > which seems a bit silly to me. Has someone got a bit deprecation happy :-)? > > Rob >
