A full blown injection
Here is a complete injection example, with all the components nicely put. I’m going to describe everything is detail. Note that this is not just a summary of what you have seen in previous sections.
| {[ 3 | .last-comments(1) | .comment-template | .show-comments(2) ]} | (i-1) |
Show here the 3 last comments (with a certain template).
An Nzymes injection should be easy to read from left to right and understand what it does and how it does it. In the (i-1) injection there are four enzymes:
enzyme 1: ´3´
- From its shape we see that it is a literal number transclusion enzyme.
- It puts a 3 onto the internal stack.
enzyme 2: ´.last-comments(1)´
- From its shape we see that it is a post custom field execution enzyme.
- From the number inside its parentheses we see that it pops the topmost 1 item from the internal stack.
- From the custom field name we suppose that it should put an array of the last 3 comments onto the internal stack.
enzyme 3: ´.comment-template´
- From its shape we see that it is a post custom field transclusion enzyme.
- From the custom field name we suppose that it should put a comment template onto the internal stack.
enzyme 4: ´.show-comments(2)´
- From its shape we see that it is a post custom field execution enzyme.
- From the number inside its parentheses we see that it pops the topmost 2 items from the internal stack.
- From the custom field name we suppose that it should put the visualization of the last 3 comments filtered through the comment template onto the internal stack.
Note that the (i-1) injection follows a popular web programming pattern: Model View Controller.
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