hook() function

[D-Maxwell]

The ship() function currently returns nothing but selectors. In the end, its aim is to return all of a crate's attributes.

Selectors

Crates may be selected by their :

• Tag
• Id
• Class
• Eventually by their any of their attributes
• State (pseudo class like)

This function generates Crates, thought at the moment it does so without any of their arguments.

[D-Maxwell]

Whilst ship() does not "return" anything, it does generate sub-objects. The in the works hook() function may later be used to effectively get certain crates depending on given filters, all already listed above.

The hook() function will require a space to look within, as well as a "path", consisting of various optional selectors.
For instance :

hook(dock["index"], ".group1A")

Will look for all crates within the "index" cargo that have been assigned the class "group1A", regardless of any other attributes of theirs.

I hereby rename this issue to fit its new purpose : describe the progression of the hook() function.

[D-Maxwell]

hook is dead, long live hook