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| {{fmt/title|Ferreteria trait <code>[[../|ferret]]\tEventNodeRender</code>}} | | {{fmt/title|Ferreteria trait <code>[[../|ferret]]\tEventNodeRender</code>}} |
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| | {{l/ver/class|tEventNodeRender}}
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| This trait is not in use anywhere as of this writing.
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| ==About==
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| The idea for this family of traits ({{l/ver/class|tEventNodeBuild}}, {{l/ver/class|tEventNodeFigure}}, and {{l/ver/class|tEventNodeRender}}) is to create a standard model for classes to use when receiving their corresponding events ({{l/ver/class|cEventNodeBuild}}, {{l/ver/class|cEventNodeFigure}}, and {{l/ver/class|cEventNodeRender}}).
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| 2022-07-15 I'm not sure there's actually any reason for these to exist. | |
| ==Specs==
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| * Source: {{l/ferreteria/code|layout/elem/event.php}}
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| ==Method: Rendering==
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| * <syntaxhighlight lang=php inline>abstract public function OnRender(cEventNodeRender $oe) : void;</syntaxhighlight>
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Latest revision as of 00:51, 18 July 2022
Ferreteria trait ferret\tEventNodeRender
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2022-07-17 This trait has been deleted.