Brad Chapman wrote: > > I think "Link" is confusing because a link is a connection between two > different connectors (or terminii). If we are deciding on naming, what > I'd like to have is: Yet a "link" in a chain forms a "link". Even if there were only one, you would still call it a "link" ;-) > Connector -> One part of a thing that will make up a link (ie. inputs > and outputs of a node). So this is a generic name to refer to Inputs > and Outputs. > > Link -> The connection between two connectors. If you insist, I'll call it "connector". > > "Terminal" and > > "Connector" > > may actually be confusing terms in Peep. > > Well, even in Peep nodes have inputs and output. You might not > explicitly see them (ie. you only see links or pipes or whatever, as > in the command line) but they are there. We need a way to refer to the > things that make up the connections, and this should be separate from > the name of a connection. How about a "linker"? Jeff -- J.W. Bizzaro jeff at bioinformatics.org Director, Bioinformatics.org: The Open Lab http://bioinformatics.org/~jeff "Let the machine do the dirty work." -- Kernighan and Ritchie --