Leszek Gawron wrote:
Daniel Fagerstrom wrote:
Ok, only the InstructionFactory is a component, that is better. Is there any point in leting the InstructionFactory be a component?
Only the fact that I had to store the configuration somewhere and with cocoon.xconf I had the proper tools at hand.
As said I would prefer template configuration in a separate file. Also I don't like the repetition of the target name space, we could declare that in a enclosing tag e.g. "instructions".
Like: <instructions targetNamespace="jx"> <instruction name="for" class="StartFor"/> <instruction name="for" class="StartFor"/> <instruction name="for" class="StartFor"/> </instructions> <instructions targetNamespace="ft"> <instruction name="widget" class="StartWidget"/> </instructions> ?
Fine for me.
yes.
done already :)
to implement cforms instructions instead of jx-macros.xml file which looks quite ugly because of hacks that had to be made to implement it.
Do you have any proposal how could we create an extendable instruction configuration that could be extended by another block?
Why do you want that?
This will also speed up forms processing.
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Sure, just go ahead. I would even prefer o.a.c.template.script.instruction.Instruction as it shoulddn't have anything to do with JXTG.
It looks like jxtg part could be dropped from:
o.a.c.template.jxtg o.a.c.template.jxtg.environment o.a.c.template.jxtg.expression o.a.c.template.jxtg.instruction o.a.c.template.jxtg.script o.a.c.template.jxtg.script.event
there is no single o.a.c.template.SomeClas
yes, you can drop the jxtg part. The main reason for it was that I wanted to separate the jxtg specific code from the general template framework. But as long as we only one template language that doesn't make much sense. If/when I start implementing a attribute template language I might continue the work towards a more general template framework.
template.jxtg -> template then
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