What is the difference between the Marionette Application.execute and Application.trigger methods?

Question

According to docs, it Marionette.Application provides three methods of action:

• Application.execute - perform an action, but first register it with MyApp.command('action', function () {});
• Application.request- it’s like Application.execute, but it can return something
• Application.trigger- this is the same as Application.execute.

What is the difference between Application.triggerand Application.execute?

Answer 1

When A calls execute, he orders B to do something. There is a somewhat direct link: one orders, the other executes (that is, something must happen).

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triggerMethod Marionnette: "some: event", onSomeEvent, . , myView.triggerMethod("some:event") "some: event" myView myView.onSomeEvent.