This pipeline creates a relationship between an object type and its corresponding SQL table. By default, an ’s’ is added to the end of the object type name (e.g. the ’article’ object maps to a table called ’articles’).
Pipeline call:
$surnoms = pipeline('declarer_tables_objets_surnoms',
array(
'article' => 'articles',
'auteur' => 'auteurs',
//...
));
These relationships enable the functions
table_objet() and
objet_type() to work together:
// type...
$type = objet_type('spip_articles'); // article
$type = objet_type('articles'); // article
// table...
$objet = table_objet('article'); // articles
$table = table_objet_sql('article'); // spip_articles
// id...
$_id_objet = id_table_objet('articles'); // id_article
$_id_objet = id_table_objet('spip_articles'); // id_article
$_id_objet = id_table_objet('article'); // id_article
Example
The "jeux" plugin uses:
function jeux_declarer_tables_objets_surnoms($surnoms) {
$surnoms['jeu'] = 'jeux';
return $surnoms;
}