Hello Artur,
> Reference please. Search for * $events * protected $events in clones of * git://github.com/zendframework/zf2-documentation.git * git://github.com/zendframework/zf2.git > In general, "events" is just a shorthand. It is used througout communication > to reference either EM, Event object (or its subclass, i.e. "mvc event"), > event type name (i.e. "dispatch events") or the fact of triggering an event. Exactly! And that's the point - most occurrences refer to instances of EventManager, rather than - what one would expect from the naming - a collection of events, an array of events, etc. To make it more clear what it *really* is, instances should be named $eventManager, I believe. While a shorthand might be useful if one is short in time, it's not so useful in conveying what the object referred to really is. I know that this has been done very often when referring to Doctrine's EventManager ($em), but I don't think it's good practice. > It might be hectic in some places in the manual, however I am unable to > determine if it's messed up enough to be confusing for beginners. Better ask > some genuine beginner about that…. I'm a ZF2 beginner - and I find it both confusing and inconsistent. That's the same for instances of the ServiceManager or ServiceLocator or instances implementing the ServiceLocatorInterface. Best regards, Andreas -- List: [email protected] Info: http://framework.zend.com/archives Unsubscribe: [email protected]
