Shane Hathaway writes: > It's really only a theoretical problem. To store the extra data about > folderish objects, you can save the data in a hidden file called, for > example, ".properties". The theoretical problem is that someone might > give an object that name, since it's perfectly legal. In practice, you > can just prevent people from creating Zope objects with a name that starts > with a dot. 99% of the users won't mind at all, and those that do can > use two dots instead. :-) The real problem (in my view) are ObjectManagers that are contained in Non-Object-Managers. Furthermore, splitting/folding ObjectManagers in the sense that you start/stop managing the individual content.
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