On Sunday 09 October 2011, meik michalke wrote: > am Sonntag 09 Oktober 2011 (13:41) schrieb Thomas Friedrichsmeier: > > On Sunday 09 October 2011, meik michalke wrote: > > > we could change the name of the eventual meta file perhaps, like into > > > "index.pluginmap", to make its purpose more obvious. maybe even i won't > > > forget about it the next time, then... > > > > or, perhaps we could reverse the convention. E.g. all .pluginmaps would > > be included by default, except for those with names starting with "_" or > > ".". That would still allwo plugin authors to "hide" some .pluginmaps, > > without the need to bundle all "official" plugins in a single map. > > it would definitely have the same effect. i'd still prefer it the other way > round, because it's more consistent with the way RKWard handles its own > pluginmap collection already, so you don't have to learn something new when > you want to work on plugins in the official release (e.g. integrate yours > into it).
True. But of course that is up for discussion as well. In fact, that's where I think it will be particularly useful, once we have a re-desgined pluginmap configuration widget. Then users could finally select the pluginmaps we provide, individually. embedded.pluginmap and under_development.pluginmap would be renamed / hidden, all others would be visible and checked by default. After that, I think all.pluginmap (or any other index) will be pretty much obsolete. Do you disagree? > btw, i might get my hands on a Mac at the end of the month, not brand-new > but dedicated exclusively to porting RKWard. more on that when it actually > happend... Cool. Definitely looking forward to that! Regards Thomas
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