I think this is simple and makes the most sense, but I'll leave the
discussion
open for another day or two...
Structure
* <canvas>
* <import>
* <include>
* <library>
Language (some of these reference pages do not yet exist)
* <attribute>
* <class>
* <event>
* <handler>
* <interface>
* <method>
* <mixin>
* <passthrough>
* <setter>
Move to components
* <splash>
* <splash view>
* <contextmenu>
* <contextmenuitem>
On Fri, Sep 24, 2010 at 1:31 PM, [email protected] <[email protected]>wrote:
> I would look for the word "Custom" in the documentation.
>
> For example:
>
> Custom Language
> Custom Tag
> Custom Structure
>
> Just my $0.02
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> Pete
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> On 9/24/2010 8:28 AM, P T Withington wrote:
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>> [Adding laszlo-user: Users: what would you look for if you were looking
>> for documentation on how to add your own tag to the language?]
>>
>> I'm thinking that maybe this needs to be split into several pieces.
>>
>> The original title 'Structure' probably referred to canvas, import,
>> include, and library, which are how you organize your program structure.
>>
>> There is another set of things I call 'meta tags' that are the tags you
>> use to create your own new tags: class, mixin, interface, attribute, method
>> (missing), event, handler, setter (missing). Lisp calls these 'special
>> forms' because they are processed specially by the compiler, but I'm
>> thinking a title like "Language" is better.
>>
>> splash* and contextmenu* seem out of place in both these lists. They are
>> neither about structure nor language, they just seem like components, no
>> different than window, menu, etc.
>>
>> On 2010-09-24, at 10:17, Lou Iorio wrote:
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>> I'm about to add new reference pages for<class> and<passthrough>.
>>>
>>> It seems like these should go in the "Structure" category in the TOC,
>>> but that has become sort of a catch all for items that don't have a
>>> more obvious category. Right now, the Structure category looks like
>>> this:
>>>
>>> Structure
>>> *<attribute>
>>> *<handler>
>>> *<event>
>>> *<canvas>
>>> *<import>
>>> *<include>
>>> *<library>
>>> *<mixin>
>>> *<splash>
>>> *<splash view>
>>> *<contextmenu>
>>> *<contextmenuitem>
>>>
>>> You can see the entire TOC here<
>>> http://www.louiorio.com/openlaszlo/toc.html>
>>> .
>>>
>>> Items can appear in more than one category (for example,<event> is in
>>> both the Structure and Events categories).
>>>
>>> Any ideas for a better organization? Better name for Structure?
>>>
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