On Sat February 2 2008, Michael Biebl wrote: > Why don't we just use an environment variable in the hooks? > Before executing the hooks we simply set the correct environment > variable. This way, we would only have to rewrite pm-action, > pm-powersave and functions. > It would have the additional benefit, that the hooks could be tested > uninstalled, even with the correct functions file by pointing the > environment variable to the directory of the git pm folder. > > What do you think?
Stefan also suggested to define a environment variable for this and I like it, too. It also helps when all the hooks are removed from pm-utils and put into other packages. A variable that points to the function file would be imho the best, because then we are not tight to any file/directory layout and any additional information could be provided via functions/variables that are defined within the function file. Regards, Till
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