Sander Striker wrote:
It's about giving the user (an app developer) a tool you may not wish to hand him. This either forces him to write platform independend code, or, makes him need to go to the ugly process of writing platform tests himself.
I see an implication that if APR doesn't give the user a tool s/he will be forced/encouraged/challenged to write platform independent code, and that otherwise it would be a mess.
Is my understanding of your point accurate? IOW, do you believe that for APR to provide a cleaner representation of such platform-specific details will cause APR applications to be messier?
