Argh, there is some hot-key for send that is a bit too easy to press.
Sorry about that. Here is the complete message I meant to write:
I think we should encode *something* as an intelligent default. People
should be able to make multi-directory Rust projects without having to
know about the #[path] annotation as long as they're willing to follow
our default convention.
I am somewhat indifferent as to what convention we settle on. I have a
slight preference for `mod.rs` because `mod` is a keyword and thus
compatible with nested packages like `util::util::foo` (not that this is
necessarily such a hot idea). Also both Python and Java solve this
problem the same way (Python uses `__init__.py`, Java uses
`package-info.java`), so there is certainly precedent, but I'm not sure
what other languages do.
The problem with emacs buffers is real but easily solved by adding
`(toggle-uniquify-buffers)` to your .emacs file, which every emacs user
should be doing anyway. The default configuration of emacs is annoying
in general (why would you ever want `foo<2>` as a buffer name in place
of `dir/foo`?)
Niko
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