public function configRouter($name, $array, $object)
{
$data = $array["attr"];
if (!isset($data["type"]) || !in_array($data["type"], array("xml", "database"))) {
$data["type"] = "xml";
}
switch ($data["type"]) {
case "xml":
// NOTE: is it possible in the future to ask the router to add a parameter by default to each route
// NOTE: if it was, I wouldn't have to add all the time the plugin to the routes that belong to this configuration
// NOTE: which would solve a silly problem which has happened for a long time, but only really happens
// in situations like the power panel, where the route has to know which plugin was responsible
// NOTE: however, this is not true JUST of the power panel, it would matter for ANY plugin based architecture
// where the system would render a plugin, based on a route, you'd obviously need to know the relationship
// NOTE: this obviously won't work if you try to use a database configuration object
$config = $this->source->getValue("filename");
break;
case "database":
// NOTE: actually the problem of knowing which route belongs to which plugin is a problem stopping me
// from implementing this router in full, right now I have a half-way-point version which
// is not possible to use in the same way as the XML router is now.
$config = Amslib_Array::reindexByKeyValue($array["child"], "tag", "value");
break;
}
Amslib_Router::load($config, $data["type"], $this->getName());
}
