On 09/27/2011 02:01 PM, Derrell Lipman wrote:
On Tue, Sep 27, 2011 at 07:52, thron7 <thomas.herchenroe...@1und1.de
<mailto:thomas.herchenroe...@1und1.de>> wrote:
What I find more interesting here is your interest in the old,
every-file-from-its-file-location semantics. Why is that attractive to
you? Why wouldn't you just have a hybrid symantics for the source
build
and just get on with it?
The reason that I care is that I am doing regular work on a contrib
project, and the contrib project along with my application. The
contrib project was merge into the all-in-one file, making it
difficult to debug.
Yes, that's exactly the use case for the 'source-each' semantics, also
expressed in the manual (e.g.
http://manual.qooxdoo.org/devel/pages/tool/generator_default_jobs.html#source-each).
It might be argued that not many people fit into this category. Given
the recent blog posts, however, showing how anything can be a library,
it is now intended as "standard practice" to create multiple libraries
for one's application, even if not for qooxdoo-contrib. I believe that
means that all of those user-code libraries will be combined into the
all-in-one file. Am I correct?
Yes, but I still think that the fraction of users getting in this
situation is in the "5-10%" (some hand-waving here) range. I wrote the
post because we had a concrete case on the mailing list last week, also
from a real big qooxdoo project. The choice for the standard source
semantics is more geared towards the other 90% of projects, beginner,
small to low-medium sized, so it is most suitable for them. Once you
have 50+ classes, or starting your 5th qooxdoo project and are thinking
about re-use, you're in a different league, and by the time hopefully
well-equipped to turn to 'source-each' :).
T.
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