function theme_comment_thread_expande开发者_高级运维d($comment, $node) {
$links = module_invoke_all('link', 'comment', $comment, 0);
drupal_alter('link', $links, $node, $comment);
return theme('comment_view', $comment, $node, $links);
}
I don't understand this function well. I hope someone here can help explain it. Thank you.
It gathers links for comments from all modules that implement the hook_link() and formats them with theme functions (theme_comment_view).
Edit:
To clarify (and to include jp's comment):
$links = module_invoke_all('link', 'comment', $comment, 0);
This calls the hook_link()
function for all modules that implement it (that is modulename_link()
) with the function arguments 'comment', $comment and 0. Those modules return links to be put underneath comments (e.g the quote module returns a link for adding comments with the previous one quoted). The function module_invoke_all()
accumulated these links and returns them.
drupal_alter('link', $links, $node, $comment);
This call is similar to the previous one. It calls modules which implement hook_link_alter()
and lets them alter the links.
return theme('comment_view', $comment, $node, $links);
This one calls the theme hook "comment_view" to format the comment links. There will usually be a default implementation of this hook and themes can override it.
The whole function theme_comment_thread_expanded()
can be overridden as well (e.g. yourtheme_comment_thread_expanded()
).
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