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=== L10nPackage === | === L10nPackage === | ||
L10nPackage is a representation of list of L10nObjects/ | L10nPackage is a representation of list of L10nObjects/Blob/EntityLists and potentially other L10nPackages. In the file system world, the nearest similar thing is a directory. Directory can store DTD files, JPEG files, and other directories. Another similar structure is MySQL database which stores tables (EntityLists in our case). | ||
=== Summary === | === Summary === | ||
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== Diff module == | == Diff module == | ||
Each and every of the objects - Entity, EntityList, L10nObject, | Each and every of the objects - Entity, EntityList, L10nObject, Blob, L10nPackage has it's mirror class in the Diff land. So in result we have EntityDiff, EntityListDiff, L10nObjectDiff, BlobDiff, L10nPackageDiff. | ||
Diff module allows you to store a difference between two objects of the same type and apply it later. It's like a '''diff''' tool in Linux, beside that it is aware of the syntax of the files/structures and stores the diff in appropriate way. For example if a diff between two EntityLists is a value of one entity, it'll store it as EntityDiff with ID of that entity and (oldvalue,newvalue) tuple. | Diff module allows you to store a difference between two objects of the same type and apply it later. It's like a '''diff''' tool in Linux, beside that it is aware of the syntax of the files/structures and stores the diff in appropriate way. For example if a diff between two EntityLists is a value of one entity, it'll store it as EntityDiff with ID of that entity and (oldvalue,newvalue) tuple. | ||