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<!--
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+
| This file is part of the Agavi package.                                    |
| Copyright (c) 2006 the Agavi Project.                                      |
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+
| AGAVI CONFIGURATION HANDLER CONFIGURATION                                  |
| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
| CATEGORIES:                                                                |
|                                                                            |
| A category name must exist in the form of the configuration file base      |
| name, which is the name of the file without the path, or must exist with a |
| relative path to the configuration file. If a category exists with a       |
| relative path, the path itself is relative to the "core.app_dir" Agavi     |
| application setting.                                                       |
|                                                                            |
| In theory, you can have the two following categories: config.ini and       |
| modules/MyModule/config/config.ini. However, a category with a path that   |
| matches the requested configuration file exactly takes precedence over a   |
| category with just the base name.                                          |
|                                                                            |
| NOTES:                                                                     |
|                                                                            |
| 1. A category with an absolute filesystem path should never exist unless a |
|    configuration file that is used within the application exists outside   |
|    of both "core.agavi_dir" and "core.app_dir" Agavi application settings. |
|                                                                            |
| 2. Registered handlers with a parameter list should be registered with a   |
|    relative path so the parameters do not get carried over to another      |
|    configuration file with the same base name.                             |
| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
| REQUIRED KEYS:                                                             |
|                                                                            |
|                                                                            |
| <handlers> Parent element for <handler>                                    |
|   Includes:                                                                |
|     1-n <handler> elements                                                 |
|                                                                            |
| <handler> Defines a configuration handler                                  |
|   Attributes:                                                              |
|     pattern : file path pattern                                            |
|   Includes:                                                                |
|     <class> element                                                        |
|     optional parameters                                                    |
|                                                                            |
| <class> The implementation for this configuration handler                  |
|   Attributes:                                                              |
|     file : The filesystem path to the class file. If the path is relative, |
|            it will be relative to the "core.app_dir" Agavi application     |
|            setting.                                                        |
|   Includes :                                                               |
|     The class name providing the custom implementation.                    |
|                                                                            |
| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
| PARAMETERS:                                                                |
|                                                                            |
| <parameters> element specifies a group of parameters to be passed to the   |
| initialization method of the class instance. Parameters can either be      |
| simple name and value pairs but also nested groups of parameters. Nested   |
| parameters can also be named and they can be nested infinitely.            |
|                                                                            |
| Any number of parameters can be passed but it's of course up to the        |
| receiving end what parameters are expected.                                |
|                                                                            |
| Example:                                                                   |
|                                                                            |
| <parameters>                                                               |
|   <parameter name="param1">value1</parameter>                              |
|   <parameter name="param2">                                                |
|     <parameters>                                                           |
|       <parameter name="subfoo1">value2</parameter>                         |
|       <parameter name="subfoo2">                                           |
|         <parameters>                                                       |
|           <parameter>first</parameter>                                     |
|           <parameter>second</parameter>                                    |
|         </parameters>                                                      |
|       </parameter>                                                         |
|     </parameters>                                                          |
|   </parameter>                                                             |
| </parameters>                                                              |
|                                                                            |
| For a list of available parameters for a class, browse the class source    |
| or documentation.                                                          |
| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
| KEYWORDS:                                                                  |
| You may reference any configuration directive by enclosing the name in     |
| "%" signs. Example: %core.agavi_dir%                                       |
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+
-->
<configurations parent="%core.system_config_dir%/config_handlers.xml">
<!--
	+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+
	| Register your custom configuration handlers here. Or register an existing  |
	| handler with a new filename! Registering handlers does not slow down the   |
	| application because they are only loaded when a configuration file needs   |
	| to be recompiled into a cache file. To be safe, you should register them   |
	| with a relative path associated so they don't get confused with somebody   |
	| elses module configuration files with the same base name.                  |
	+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+
	<configuration environment="development">
		<handlers>
			<handler pattern="%core.module_dir%/CoolModule/config/cool.xml">
				<class file="%core.module_dir%/CoolModule/lib/CoolConfigurationHandler.class.php">CoolConfigHandler</class>
				<parameters>
					<parameter name="title">Cool Module</parameter>
				</parameters>
			</handler>
		</handlers>
	</configuration>			
	
	
	old method:
	<handler pattern="%core.system_config_dir%/ths_settings.xml">
				<class file="%core.app_dir%/lib/ConfigDirectivesConfigHandler.class.php">ConfigDirectivesConfigHandler</class>
				<parameters>
					<parameter name="title">THS Settings</parameter>
				</parameters>
	</handler>
-->
	<configuration>
		<handlers>
			<handler pattern="%core.config_dir%/ths_settings.xml" class="ConfigDirectivesConfigHandler" />
		</handlers>
	</configuration>
</configurations>