From ac229db3070490c579c79bd675995cea37bf7d58 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Paul Mertens <50475262+LeStegii@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Wed, 5 Jun 2024 14:00:27 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] docs(framework): Fix for loop docs

---
 docs/features/2-for.md | 24 ++++++++++++------------
 1 file changed, 12 insertions(+), 12 deletions(-)

diff --git a/docs/features/2-for.md b/docs/features/2-for.md
index 40bb97c7..07c22038 100644
--- a/docs/features/2-for.md
+++ b/docs/features/2-for.md
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ fxFor.of(container, items, myComponentProvider);
 
 This will create a component for each item in the list `items` and add it to the children of the `container` (e.g. a VBox).
 
-Currently, no information is passed to the created label. In order to pass static information you can add
+Currently, no information is passed to the created component. In order to pass static information you can add
 parameters like you would when using the `show`-method using a map.
 
 When a new component is created, the parameters `item` and `list` are automatically added to the map. The `item` parameter contains the current item of the component and the `list` parameter contains the list of all items.
@@ -23,30 +23,30 @@ fxFor.of(container, items, myComponentProvider, Map.of("key", value));
 fxFor.of(container, items, myComponentProvider, params); // Parameters can be taken from the @Params annotation for example
 ```
 
-If you want to pass dynamic information like binding the item to its controller, you can use an `BiConsumer`.
-The `BiConsumer` allows to define actions for initializing each controller based on its item.
+If you want to pass dynamic information like binding the item to its component, you can use an `BiConsumer`.
+The `BiConsumer` allows to define actions for initializing each component based on its item.
 
 ```java
-fxFor.of(container, items, myComponentProvider, (controller, item) -> {
-    controller.setItem(item);
-    controller.foo();
-    controller.bar();
+fxFor.of(container, items, myComponentProvider, (component, item) -> {
+    component.setItem(item);
+    component.foo();
+    component.bar();
 });
 
 fxFor.of(container, items, myComponentProvider, ExampleComponent::setItem); // Short form using method references
 fxFor.of(container, items, myComponentProvider, Map.of("key", value), ExampleComponent::setItem); // Static and dynamic information can be passed together
 ```
 
-Instead of a controller you can also define a basic JavaFX node to display for every item.
+Instead of a component you can also define a basic JavaFX node to display for every item.
 
 ```java
 fxFor.of(container, items, () -> new Button("This is a button!"));
 fxFor.of(container, items, () -> new VBox(new Button("This is a button!"))); // Nodes can have children
 ```
 
-Unlike with controllers, it is not possible to pass static information in the form of parameters to nodes, as there is no
+Unlike with components, it is not possible to pass static information in the form of parameters to nodes, as there is no
 way of accessing them in the code. However, dynamic information in the form of an `BiConsumer` can be used just like with
-controllers.
+components.
 
 ```java
 fxFor.of(container, items, () -> new Button(), (button, item) -> {
@@ -55,9 +55,9 @@ fxFor.of(container, items, () -> new Button(), (button, item) -> {
 });
 ```
 
-In order to destroy controllers generated by the For-loops, you can use the `dispose()` method of the `For` class or add
+In order to destroy components generated by the For-loops, you can use the `dispose()` method of the `For` class or add
 the return value of the `disposable()` method to your list of disposables.
 
 ---
 
-[⬅ Subscriber](1-subscriber.md) | [Overview](README.md) | [History ➡](3-history.md)
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+[⬅ Subscriber](1-subscriber.md) | [Overview](README.md) | [History ➡](3-history.md)