9 Aug
2004
9 Aug
'04
8:54 p.m.
Hi Frédéric,
yes there is a meta-description in SmallWiki 2. Actually it is used on
Command-Objects only, to be able to build and render GUIs
automatically. I think this will make it much simpler to build GUIs for
different front-ends, e.g like the Seaside and the Trippy interface
that I'm currently playing with.
I don't know how far to continue the idea of having meta-descriptions.
Of course they could be added to all the objects in the wiki like the
server, the structures, the document-entities, the properties itself,
etc. but I don't know if they are of big use there.
I'm currently just playing with that stuff and there is nothing very
useful yet. However - as always - I'm looking for comments, ideas and
contributions from everybody.
Cheers,
Lukas
On Aug 9, 2004, at 13:38, f.bulcka(a)alemtid.asso.fr wrote:
Hi,
in SmallWiki2, I saw that you add some kind of metadescription which
seem to be near the idea of propertyDescription in SmallWiki1 (an
interface between the wiki and the administrator and/or programmer).
You
also have some kind of 'component' like brokenlinks and everything.
Broken is a property of a link (a kind of metadescription in
smallwiki2
? ) but should we have something like properties of the server or of
the
site (i do know that they are not wikiItems but anyway). Then
BrokenLinks would be a property of the site.
In the same kind of idea, you would have a computed property that could
give you all the pages that can be modified by a guy.
I mean, this is some kind of global information, that could be easily
implemented as "property" of the server or something like this.
What s your opinion ?
Fred
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Lukas Renggli
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