October 2002
Intermediate to advanced
318 pages
8h 40m
English
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Glossary
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- argument
In this book, generally used to refer to the arguments passed to a component, declared in an
<%args>block.- attribute
A named property of a component that can be inherited via the inheritance hierarchy. Attributes are set using the
<%attr>tag and queried using the$component->attr( )method.- autohandler
A component that “wraps” other components and serves as a default parent. See also inheritance hierarchy and wrapping chain.
- base component
The bottommost child of the current component as invoked in a component call. This may be the current component itself. Analogous to the “self” in object-oriented programming. The base component changes several times throughout a request as components call one another.
- child component
The opposite of a “parent” component. Each component may have zero or more children. Children are not specified explicitly; rather, a component becomes a child by virtue of having a parent.
- Compiler
A class responsible for turning a body of Mason source code into Perl code suitable for execution by the Interpreter. Available in Mason components as
$m->interp->compiler.- component
The basic building block of a Mason site. A component is usually defined in a source file inside the component tree, though one file may define several components. Components can also be created on the fly by feeding component source text to the Interpreter’s
make_component( )method.- component root
Depending on context, may refer to a named, ordered list of directories ...
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