For understanding of ez core and libraries(background working)

Monday 06 September 2010 6:54:29 am

Hi romeo,

You should start by trying to develop custom extension and especially custom module / views in your extension.

Once you have done that you can look into kernel/content and see that it's a module like yours and all the files in there are linked to different views.

Then you can look into the definition of fetch for example.

Once this is done you can start enjoying ezpersistant object in kernel classes and start developping custom datatypes.

This is more or less the way I have followed but there is plenty of other way to learn ;)

Enjoy :)

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Tuesday 07 September 2010 3:12:45 am

Make sure you follow the misc Articles / Tutorials on these topics, and make sure you lookup some of the simpler examples in eZ Publish / ezjscore (I guess you mean ezjscore and not the older ezcore extension) / other included extensions for additional examples.

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Tuesday 07 September 2010 5:42:54 pm

Mathieu,

"I guess you mean ezjscore and not the older ezcore extension) / other included extensions for additional examples. "

I think Andre suggested extension ezjscore not eZ Kernel for simplicity. Isn't it?

Regards

Romeo

Wednesday 08 September 2010 2:03:21 am

Hi Mathiew,

I am trying to grasp how to develop the custom extensions. But I am stuck at certain point while I following the cutom extension development form ez.Can u do a favour by explain what following code mean

function &handleList( $parameters = array(), $asCount = false )
{
$parameters = array_merge( array( 'as_object' => true,
'offset' => false,
'limit' => false ),
$parameters );
$asObject = $parameters['as_object'];
$offset = $parameters['offset'];
$limit = $parameters['limit'];
$limitArray = null;
if ( !$asCount and $offset !== false and $limit !== false )
$limitArray = array( 'offset' => $offset,
'length' => $limit );

return eZPersistentObject::fetchObjectList( Mymodule::definition(),
null, null, null, $limitArray,
$asObject );

}

I couldn't understand the logic here in above function.

The above function is in the URL

http://ez.no/ezpublish/documentation/development/extensions/module/module_tutorial_part_1

I wll be thankfull for any help.

Wednesday 08 September 2010 5:01:10 am

Thank you for your valauble help.

I will go through http://pubsvn.ez.no/doxygen/3.9/html/classeZPersistentObject.html

and i will try to understand it.

regards

romeo