Merge "Several improvements of pluginguide.rst"

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@ -71,10 +71,10 @@ Resource Status and Action
The base class handles reporting state of the resource back to the engine.
A resource's state is the combination of the life cycle action and the status
of that action. For example, if a resource is created successfully, the status
of that resource will be ``CREATE COMPLETE``. Alternatively, if the plug-in
of that action. For example, if a resource is created successfully, the state
of that resource will be ``CREATE_COMPLETE``. Alternatively, if the plug-in
encounters an error when attempting to create the physical resource, the
status would be ``CREATE FAILED``. The base class handles the
state would be ``CREATE_FAILED``. The base class handles the
reporting and persisting of resource state, so a plug-in's handler
methods only need to return data or raise exceptions as appropriate.
@ -159,16 +159,16 @@ plug-in.
}
As shown above, some properties may themselves be complex and
reference nested schema definitions. Following are the parameters to the
reference nested schema definitions. Following are the parameters to the
``Schema`` constructor; all but the first have defaults.
*data_type*:
Defines the type of the property's value. The valid types are
the members of the list ``properties.Schema.TYPES``, currently
``INTEGER``, ``STRING``, ``NUMBER``, ``BOOLEAN``, ``MAP``, and
``LIST``; please use those symbolic names rather than the
literals to which they are equated. For ``LIST`` and ``MAP``
``INTEGER``, ``STRING``, ``NUMBER``, ``BOOLEAN``, ``MAP``, ``LIST``
and ``ANY``; please use those symbolic names rather than the
literals to which they are equated. For ``LIST`` and ``MAP``
type properties, the ``schema`` referenced constrains the
format of complex items in the list or map.
@ -464,7 +464,7 @@ Note that there is a default implementation of ``handle_update`` in
that updates require the engine to delete and re-create the resource
(this is the default behavior) so implementing this is optional.
.. py:function:: handle_update(self, json_snippet, templ_diff, prop_diff)
.. py:function:: handle_update(self, json_snippet, tmpl_diff, prop_diff)
Update the physical resources using updated information.