If you want to have shorter attributes do this:
in PHPTAL/Php/Attribute/TAL/ add new files:
file A.php :
<?php
class PHPTAL_Php_Attribute_TAL_A extends
PHPTAL_Php_Attribute_TAL_Attributes{}
file C.php :
<?php
class PHPTAL_Php_Attribute_TAL_C extends PHPTAL_Php_Attribute_TAL_Content{}
....
After that go to PHPTAL/Namespace/Tal.php and change lines like:
$this->addAttribute(new PHPTAL_NamespaceAttributeContent('content', 11));
$this->addAttribute(new PHPTAL_NamespaceAttributeSurround('attributes', 9));
...
to
$this->addAttribute(new PHPTAL_NamespaceAttributeContent('content', 11));
$this->addAttribute(new PHPTAL_NamespaceAttributeContent('c', 11));
$this->addAttribute(new PHPTAL_NamespaceAttributeSurround('attributes', 9));
$this->addAttribute(new PHPTAL_NamespaceAttributeSurround('a', 9));
...
now you can use short attributes like this:
<tal:block metal:use-macro="layout.html/layout">
<tal:block metal:fill-slot="content">
<a href="http://google.com/"; tal:a="title string:12345 link"
tal:c="string:12345"></a>
</tal:block>
</tal:block>
It might not work correctly with i18n attribute, I didn't tested for
that. So if you don't use i18n you should be fine.
Pozdrawiam
Piotr Kroczyński
W dniu 14.07.2011 21:26, Anton Andriyevskyy pisze:
Darrell, all this sounds good, but it the same ends up that we want to
have more concise html with shorter attributes.
Concise (but still readable) always wins - a good example would be
Scala programming language where compiler infers many things
automatically but still keeps things strongly typed, and this ends up
with very concise syntax, so I'm remaining
sure that conciseness is good and simplifies many things. In case of
phptal, not only writing of html becomes faster,
but also reading - which is very important when you do refactoring and
maintenance.
Regards,
Anton Andriyevskyy
Business Automation & Web Development
On Thu, Jul 14, 2011 at 8:47 PM, <[email protected]
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Thank you for contacting Canterris. I???m currently out of the
office until July 25. Please feel free to contact Will Freemen
([email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>) or Canterris
Technical Support ([email protected]
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