FMCorz

<?php

require('config.php');
require_once($CFG->libdir.'/formslib.php');

class test_form extends moodleform {
    function definition() {
        $mform =& $this->_form;

        // $mform->addElement('static', 'infoeditor', 'Editor limit', 'Max files: Unlimited; Max file size: 1MB; Global limit: 2Mo;');

FMCorz

(Markdown seems to play tricks on my post, it seems more readable here)

Hi Sam,

thanks for your feedback. I have to say that I do not disagree with your approach, I agree with most of it. the only thing that I dislike is the developer that makes assumptions on how things should be displayed.

If you have a renderable that is called dropdown_renderable, then it is awkward for a designer to overwrite that to display it differently as the name does not make sense any more. For instance if I do not want a dropdown, but a horizontal list of links, or tabs, ...

What I am suggesting is that renderables are containers of information that are not tied to their display. If you look at it from a templating point of view, you would say that the renderables contain the variables to pass to the template, ignoring what the final display would be. This is common to a more stricter MVC model, and I guess we could apply it to Moodle.

FMCorz

// For each media query.
.navbar-height-setup(@navbar-height) {
    min-height: @navbar-height;
    .navbar-brand {
        height: @navbar-height;
    }
    .navbar-nav {
        > li {
            > a {
                line-height: @navbar-height;

FMCorz

/* Not logged in */
.usermenu .login {
    color: red;
}
.usermenu .login a {
    color: green;
}
.usermenu .login a:focus,
.usermenu .login a:hover {
    color: yellow;

FMCorz

body,
html {
    height: 100%;
    padding-top: 0; /* Revert default padding for navbar */
}
.wrapper {
    min-height: 100%;
    margin-bottom: -150px; /* Negative footer minimum height */
}
.wrapper::after {

FMCorz

<?php
    /**
     * Gets the sort direction for a given field
     *
     * @param string $field
     * @return string ASC or DESC
     */
    public function get_field_sort_direction($field) {
        $dir = $this->sortdirection || self::DEFAULTSORTDIRECTION;

FMCorz

.anchor-offset-setup(@offset) {
    h2[id]::before,
    h3[id]::before,
    h4[id]::before,
    h5[id]::before,
    h6[id]::before {
        display: block;
        content: "";
        padding-top: (@offset + 10);
        margin-top: -(@offset + 10);

FMCorz

<?php

require_once('config.php');

echo '<table border=1>';
iconslist('/pix/i/');
iconslist('/pix/t/');
$modlist = get_plugin_list('mod');
foreach ($modlist as $modname => $path) {
    iconslist('/mod/'.$modname.'/pix/');

FMCorz

<?php

        // Preparing the query.
        $qb = new mod_glossary_entry_query_builder($glossary);
        if (!empty($options['includenotapproved']) && has_capability('mod/glossary:approve', $context)) {
            $qb->filter_by_non_approved(mod_glossary_entry_query_builder::NON_APPROVED_ALL);
        } else {
            $qb->filter_by_non_approved(mod_glossary_entry_query_builder::NON_APPROVED_SELF);
        }

FMCorz

import logging
import mdk
from mdk.tools import parseBranch
from mdk.moodle import Moodle
from mdk.fetch import FetchTracker

logging.basicConfig(format='%(message)s', level=logging.DEBUG)

M = Moodle('/home/fred/www/repositories/sm/moodle', 'sm')
# mdl = parseBranch(M.currentBranch())['issue']