Explain the notation pc1::tt1 jdev 11.1.2

Hello:

Looking at the code examples is the following in PartialTriggers pc1::tt1

TT1 I think refers to a picture of the tree. I don't know what pc1 or several settlers call. Sometimes I saw several colons in a row: tt1.

Can someone explain this notation (several colons) and also reference in docs where this is discussed?

Thanks for the help.

PC1::TT1 refers to a child tt1 within the pc1 (same level as the current element) element.
This is used to identify/describe a component with a hierarchy of components.

In your case, it refers to treetable tt1 in a panelcollection pc1, which is the same level as the component you are talking about.

As a developer, we need NOT worry how it is built (unless you try to do it programmatically).
Always use the property inspector/Expression Builder to find/select components appropriate.

Thank you
Nini

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