5 Apr 2012 cdent   » (Master)

constraint

A constraint is one of several actions or permissions described in a policy. The constraint describes which user or role may perform the respective action:

ConstraintBagRecipe
readview bag's tiddlersview bag-filter pairs constituting the recipe
writemodify bag's tiddlersunused
createadd tiddlers to bagunused
deleteremove tiddlers from bagunused
managedelete bag, view and modify its policydelete recipe, view and modify its policy
acceptskip validation for tiddlersunused

cf. http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlyweb/msg/e0b3709851565dbe

An empty constraint list means there is no constraint; any user, including the anonymous user GUEST, can perform the action. NONE and ANY are special: NONE means the action may not be done, by anyone; ANY means any authenticated user (i.e. not GUEST) may perform the action.

If either of NONE or ANY are listed in a constraint, nothing else should be listed.

Syndicated 2012-04-05 17:00:26 (Updated 2012-04-05 17:00:45) from cdent

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