<?
/*
 * Hello World 6
 *
 * Guess what again?
 *
 * There were even more simplier way to do things!
 *
 * I mentioned about CompleteArray. Using this class we can avoid using Container
 * completely.
 */

include '../../trunk/loader.php';

/*
 * We do not need a custom class anymore. Of course we could use one, but
 * I wanted to show that our default classes can do a lot without customization
 */

$api = new ApiWeb('hw6');
$api->template = $api->add('SMlite')
    ->loadTemplate('hw')
    ->set('page_title','Hello world application')
    ;

/*
 * Since we will be adding one sub-element into our hello world, we'll have
 * to make it Container. Container introduces method "add()".
 *
 * We are going to put ArrayLister inside our container
 */
$list = $api->add('CompleteLister',null,'page_content',array('widgets','hw4'))
    ->setStaticSource(array(
        array('name'=>'Janis','surname'=>'Lielmanis'),
        array('name'=>'Juris','surname'=>'Pimanovs'),
        array('name'=>'Aleksejs','surname'=>'Chizhevskis'),
        array('name'=>'Viesturs','surname'=>'Zarinsh'),
        ))
    ->template->set('title','Hello to ..')
    ;

$api->main();

/*
 * Conclusion:
 *
 * Inside hw4..6 we created a iterator to display table using template and values from array.
 * We were able to simplify it so at the end it took only 3 lines: add, set title, set data.
 *
 * Also in this sample I used this form:
 *
 * $object = $this->add()
 *     ->doSomething()
 *     ->doSomethingElse()
 *     ->doOtherThing()
 *     ;
 *
 * You might find this in a many places all through the library. I think this way of writing things down
 * is more logical and I suggest you to stick with it too.
 * 
 * Knowing right classes allows you to do things much easily. But wait! Take a look again
 * at HelloWorld class from hw4.php. It turns out we can use that class with different template
 * and different data set! When i developed it I wasn't planing for writing it reusable, but
 * it actually is. That would make our HelloWorld a good enough equivalent to exsiting Lister
 * classes (except that our uses array and Listers are designed to work with database)
 *
 * What next? I could use that class inside many different applications, web portal,
 * administration systems, it will fit perfectly anywhere.
 *
 *
 * At this moment you should understand how objects are manipulated and how framework is
 * constructed. It shouldn't be a problem for you to start using other classes.
 *
 *
 * See 2nd tutorial if you want to learn how to use ApiAdmin.
 */