Hello Artur,
> So in this case, it's a shorthand based on the objective (as opposed to a > shorhand based purely on full name). > > I.e. > > $this->events->trigger() > $this->events->attach() > $this->events->detach() > > It's just like saying "trigger some events" (which of course is not 100% > accurate, but is close to natural language), > "attach something to events" and finally > "detach something from events". But what actually is happening is that an event is attached to or detached from the event manager. > I do not see any purpose for having a separate "collection/array of events" > as opposed to EventManager. EventManager _is_ a collection of events in that > sense (it contains a number of events and listeners). Yes, I understand. But, as a matter of fact, though, the event manager has an array of events - but it isn't. It's called EventManager, after all - not Events. For example, when I instantiate a form, I would refer to it as a form, not as elements - even though it is a container of form elements. Best regards, Andreas -- List: fw-general@lists.zend.com Info: http://framework.zend.com/archives Unsubscribe: fw-general-unsubscr...@lists.zend.com
