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en:dev:284:registry [12.08.2015 20:38] – [Application of WbAdaptor] translated to the end mrbasemanen:dev:284:registry [26.09.2023 07:14] (current) – [Changed identifiers] Manuela v.d.Decken
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-FIXME **This page is not fully translated, yet. Please help completing the translation.**\\ //(remove this paragraph once the translation is finished)// 
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 ====== The Registry (WbAdaptor) ====== ====== The Registry (WbAdaptor) ======
 Programming without **global** constants and variables. Programming without **global** constants and variables.
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 Global constants (as well as global variables), used within classes, break up their clear encapsulation and can prevent the reusability of the code. See 'Basics of object-oriented programming'. Global constants (as well as global variables), used within classes, break up their clear encapsulation and can prevent the reusability of the code. See 'Basics of object-oriented programming'.
  
-Global constants are, as has long been stated, from this version on deprecated, that is undesirable. See: [[en:dev:284:deprecated|Deprecated-List Entry 10 from 12.2013]].+Global constants are, as has long been stated, from this version on deprecated, that is undesirable. See: [[dev:284:deprecated|Deprecated-List Entry 10 from 12.2013]].
  
 Of course, discarding all previous constants without any replacement is clearly not a feasible approach. That's simply impossible. At least in the first step, the class '**WbAdaptor**' makes properties available that are similar to the previous constants. Of course, discarding all previous constants without any replacement is clearly not a feasible approach. That's simply impossible. At least in the first step, the class '**WbAdaptor**' makes properties available that are similar to the previous constants.
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 ^old constant   ^new key    ^content (example)  ^ ^old constant   ^new key    ^content (example)  ^
-|{introduced}      |Db              |the current object for accessing the database  | +|NEW               |getDatabase()   |the current object for accessing the database  | 
-|{introduced}      |Trans           |the current translation object                 | +|NEW               |getTranslate()  |the current translation object                 | 
-|{introduced}      |App             |the current application/core object            |  +|NEW               |getApplication() |the current application/core object ($wb or $admin) |  
-|{introduced}      |PageId          |the ID of the current page                     | +|NEW               |getRequester()  |the current requester Objekt                  | 
-|{introduced}      |BlockId         |the ID of the current block                    | +|NEW               |PageId          |the ID of the current page                     | 
-|{introduced}      |SectionId       |the ID of the current section                  |+|NEW               |BlockId         |the ID of the current block                    | 
 +|NEW               |SectionId       |the ID of the current section                  |
 |WB_URL            |AppUrl          |http: ⁄⁄ example.com/wb/                                                     | |WB_URL            |AppUrl          |http: ⁄⁄ example.com/wb/                                                     |
-|WB_REL            |AppRel          |/wb/                                                                         |+|WB_REL            |AppRel          |/wb/  (absolute path from DOCUMENT_ROOT, for use as a relative URL)                                                                      |
 |WB_PATH           |AppPath         |/var/www/httpdocs/wb/ \\ alternatively, in Windows  ('c:/var/www/httpdocs/wb/')  | |WB_PATH           |AppPath         |/var/www/httpdocs/wb/ \\ alternatively, in Windows  ('c:/var/www/httpdocs/wb/')  |
 |ADMIN_URL         |AcpUrl          |http: ⁄⁄ example.com/wb/admin/                                               | |ADMIN_URL         |AcpUrl          |http: ⁄⁄ example.com/wb/admin/                                               |
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 |TEMPLATE          |Template        |MyTemplate             | |TEMPLATE          |Template        |MyTemplate             |
 |TEMPLATE_DIR      |TemplateDir     |templates/MyTemplate/  | |TEMPLATE_DIR      |TemplateDir     |templates/MyTemplate/  |
-|{introduced}      |TemplateUrl     |http: ⁄⁄ example.com/wb/templates/MyTemplate/  | +|NEW               |TemplateUrl     |http: ⁄⁄ example.com/wb/templates/MyTemplate/  | 
-|{introduced}      |TemplateRel     |/wb/templates/MyTemplate/  | +|NEW               |TemplateRel     |/wb/templates/MyTemplate/  | 
-|{introduced}      |TemplatePath    |/var/www/httpdocs/wb/templates/MyTemplate/  |+|NEW               |TemplatePath    |/var/www/httpdocs/wb/templates/MyTemplate/  |
 |ADMIN_DIRECTORY   |AcpDir          |admin/                                                                       | |ADMIN_DIRECTORY   |AcpDir          |admin/                                                                       |
 |PAGES_DIRECTORY   |PagesDir        |pages/                                                                       | |PAGES_DIRECTORY   |PagesDir        |pages/                                                                       |
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 |WB_REVISION       |AppRevision     |2060                                                                         | |WB_REVISION       |AppRevision     |2060                                                                         |
 |WB_SP             |AppServicePack  |SP1                                                                          | |WB_SP             |AppServicePack  |SP1                                                                          |
-|{introduced}  |AppName         |WebsiteBaker                                                                 |+|NEW               |AppName         |WebsiteBaker                                                                 |
 |STRING_DIR_MODE   |DirModeString   | %%rwxrwxr-x%%   (textual representation, corresponds to 0775 octal)                                                           | |STRING_DIR_MODE   |DirModeString   | %%rwxrwxr-x%%   (textual representation, corresponds to 0775 octal)                                                           |
 |OCTAL_DIR_MODE    |DirModeOctal    | %%509%% (stored integer, corresponds to 0775 written in octal)  | |OCTAL_DIR_MODE    |DirModeOctal    | %%509%% (stored integer, corresponds to 0775 written in octal)  |
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 __for all statements in common the following rules apply:__ __for all statements in common the following rules apply:__
-  * As PATH_SEPERATOR only the slash** / ** is allowed. Adjustments can be made easily with\\ <php> $sPath = str_replace('\\', '/', $sPath); </php>+  * As PATH_SEPERATOR only the slash** / ** is allowed. Adjustments can be made easily with\\ <code> $sPath = str_replace('\\', '/', $sPath); </code>
   * If the last element of a URL, Rel, Path-, or Dir-specified directory, the indication must terminate on a slash** / **.\\   * If the last element of a URL, Rel, Path-, or Dir-specified directory, the indication must terminate on a slash** / **.\\
-  * To ensure that a directory path is terminated with a single slash** / **the short sequence is sufficient\\ <php> $sPath = rtrim($sPath, '/').'/'; </php> +  * To ensure that a directory path is terminated with a single slash** / **the short sequence is sufficient\\ <code> $sPath = rtrim($sPath, '/').'/'; </code> 
-  *  Leading slashes** / **are removed by\\ <php>  $sPath = ltrim($sPath, '/');  </php>+  *  Leading slashes** / **are removed by\\ <code>  $sPath = ltrim($sPath, '/');  </code>
  
 OLD => NEW example: OLD => NEW example:
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 ===== Application of WbAdaptor ===== ===== Application of WbAdaptor =====
-This class can be reached from anywhere. It is sufficient to import that only existing active instance of the class with\\ <php> $oReg = WbAdaptor::getInstance(); </php> to import into the current scope. +This class can be reached from anywhere. It is sufficient to import that only existing active instance of the class with\\ <code> $oReg = \bin\WbAdaptor::getInstance(); </code> to import into the current scope. 
 But even better is the use of dependency injection, i.e. the transfer of the instance from outside to the function or class. But even better is the use of dependency injection, i.e. the transfer of the instance from outside to the function or class.
  
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 Also the request of the individual values quite straightforward:\\ Also the request of the individual values quite straightforward:\\
-<php> echo $oReg->TemplateDir.'images/logo.png'; </php> \\+<code> echo $oReg->TemplateDir.'images/logo.png'; </code> \\
 Output:  ''templates/myTemplate/images/logo.png'' Output:  ''templates/myTemplate/images/logo.png''
  
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