Am Donnerstag 15 März 2007 12:24 schrieb Carl Franks: > On 12/03/07, Mario Minati <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Von: Carl Franks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > > > You might notice in the above, it was 'text' and not 'Text'. > > > I've lowercased all the element filenames. > > > My reasoning is, that it was giving too high a visual cue to the > > > element type, which isn't really the most important thing - generally > > > the name is. > > > I think in the yaml example above, the leading dash for each list item > > > provides enough of a cue/divider between each element. > > > Now, I'm not a 100% on this change, so I'm open to discussion, but I > > > think it's generally for the best. > > > > Why don't you put in a 'lc' or 'ucfirst' so everyone can decide himself > > howto write the elements? > > I'm not sure about this, because it would require us to do a full > directory scan of all dirs in @INC. > Although I'm trying not to optimize in advance, I do need formfu to be > light weight enough to run in a CGI (non-persistent) environment.
mod_perl? module preload? > I'm sure if case-insensitivity meant such a scan happening on every > miss, most people would just use the correct case as a matter of > course, so we wouldn't really gain anything in adding it. No, I meant to force lower case module names, but give the user the opportunity to write the type in the case he wants to and force it to lowercase with lc. > Is there any other implementation that could give us this? In case we support invariant module names (maybe optional to decide beween speed and ease-of-use) we could copy some code from Module::Pluggable. The case invariant stuff had to come from use and we would need some kind of cache, maybe Memoize for the function that resolves a given type, contraint, filter, ... to a module name/path. In my point of view that is more for 2.0 than important now. I was just thinking about the way to write the yaml files and to see right away which types are being declared. Greets, Mario _______________________________________________ Html-widget mailing list Html-widget@lists.rawmode.org http://lists.rawmode.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/html-widget
