[Checkins] SVN: z3c.pt/trunk/docs/narr/tal

[Chris McDonough]

Log message for revision 89635:
  

Changed:
  U   z3c.pt/trunk/docs/narr/tal.rst
  U   z3c.pt/trunk/docs/narr/tales.rst

-=-
Modified: z3c.pt/trunk/docs/narr/tal.rst
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--- z3c.pt/trunk/docs/narr/tal.rst	2008-08-11 06:11:19 UTC (rev 89634)
+++ z3c.pt/trunk/docs/narr/tal.rst	2008-08-11 06:21:08 UTC (rev 89635)
@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@
 - ``tal:replace`` - replace the content of an element and remove the
   element leaving the content.
 
-.. note:: The reference implementation of ZPT has an additonal command
+.. warning:: The reference implementation of ZPT has an additonal command
    ``tal:on-error`` which :mod:`z3c.pt` does not implement.
 
 Order of Operations
@@ -293,7 +293,7 @@
 in a contained element, the new definition hides the outer element's
 definition within the inner element.  
 
-.. note:: The reference implementation of ZPT allows "global"
+.. warning:: The reference implementation of ZPT allows "global"
    (full-template-scope) variable definitions.  :mod:`z3c.pt` does not
    have such a concept.
 

Modified: z3c.pt/trunk/docs/narr/tales.rst
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--- z3c.pt/trunk/docs/narr/tales.rst	2008-08-11 06:11:19 UTC (rev 89634)
+++ z3c.pt/trunk/docs/narr/tales.rst	2008-08-11 06:21:08 UTC (rev 89635)
@@ -196,9 +196,12 @@
 of paths segments.  To traverse a path, it first fetches the object
 stored in the variable.  For each path segment, it traverses from the
 current object to the subobject named by the path segment. Subobjects
-are located according to standard :mod:`z3c.pt` traversal rules XXX
-need to describe.
+are located according to standard :mod:`z3c.pt` traversal rules
 
+.. warning:: need to describe traversal rules here.  I'd suggest we
+   make them pluggable and not require zope.traversal or
+   zope.security.
+
 Once a path has been successfully traversed, the resulting object is
 the value of the expression.  If it is a callable object, such as a
 method or template, it is called.