Possessives with recipientPossession and thirdPossession
With thirdPossession
Use it when you want to talk of a property of an object. If the object you talk about is a ring, you may want to talk about its weight, its size, etc. - texts like the weight of the ring, its size, etc.
Use thirdPossession(owner, owned):
will output la largeur de la bague / son poids.
As usual thirdPossession takes an optional last parameter that is sent as is to the subject.
In English you can add possForm: OF (default) to generate texts like the width of the ring or S for the ring’s width.
in English, you have to indicate the gender of the owner, using setRefGender, as it has no built-in dictionnary. woman, actress, widow etc. are Feminine, man etc. are Masculine, while ring is neutral:
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will output the width of the ring / its width - but - setRefGender(obj, 'N'); is mandatory.
In German you can indicate the case:
will output: die Gurke: 8 cm ist ihres Durchmessers, grün ist ihrer Farbe.
addToParams is required here so that the case is conveyed through the call stack.
You can use value with owner param instead of thirdPossession. #[+value('largeur', {owner: BAGUE})] is equivalent to #[+thirdPossession(BAGUE, 'largeur')].
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With recipientPossession
French and English only (partial support for both)
recipientPossession(owned) will output item as if owned by the reader. #[+recipientPossession(PRODUCT)] will output votre bague or vos boucles d’oreille.
You can use value with personOwner: 2 param instead of recipientPossession. #[+value('bague', {personOwner: 2})] is equivalent to #[+recipientPossession('bague')].
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