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Use packages to avoid having to add many subdirectories to the path #2
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Started work on this in commits ffca49d and 3b170c8. I have created a package called |
How far do you think we should take this? I've started by making a yaml subpackage, and converting all the code. Do we want to rearrange everything in |
Potentially we could put everything into packages. I can only see advantages to doing this. I'm currently working on the pluginManager package. Also, everything in the root |
cool, sounds good. I'll leave it to you! |
Can I make a slightly annoying suggestion - to rename the package from |
We can if it's a problem. Before we do it, though, let's think it through carefully because there are a lot of files I'll have to change. I chose In what way does the debugging become confusing? |
Sure, i thought it might be a bit of an unneccessary hump. The problem was when I tried to create a sub-package at |
I see. Should we just leave things as they are for a week or two and see how bad the confusion really is? It might just all make sense once the migration to the packages is complete. If it doesn't we can write a Perl script or summat and do a batch rename. |
If we use packages instead of adding lots of subdirectories to the path then the install procedure might be smoother and there will be less chance of namespace clashes.
Whilst the downside is that we will need to refactor code, this doesn't need to be done all at once. i.e. we can slowly move stuff over to package directories.
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