Clarify entry point naming #1646
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| In the above, ``X`` is the entry point prefix and ``X101`` is the | ||
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ah so actually both X and X101 are used as the entry point name (which is the prefix) -- the error code is X101
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Looks like I wasn't fully understanding that still. I was looking at "ABC" and "123" as 2 different parts of the entry point name. I saw how the combination was the error code (or error code "prefix" in the case of something like X1 or just X). I added this to try to capture your comment about 3 letters being the max prefix length - I was trying to define what the "prefix" meant for an entry point. Would "In the above, you can think of the letters as a prefix to the entry point name." be better or maybe just leave those two lines out?
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the entry point is the prefix of the codes that the plugin produces -- I think that's the important part from this section
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Ah - that's a much cleaner way to express it! I'll push an update that (hopefully) reflects that cleanly.
Clarified what is and is not a valid entry point name for registering plugins.
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Thank you so much for your help and great comments/insights! I love the cat gif! |
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Clarified what is and is not a valid entry point name
for registering plugins.