Andreas Jung wrote:
allow_module() is not a solution for all and everything (consider it a
hack).
Don't be rediculous. It's not a hack, it's the documented way of
providing security assertions from existing code without having to patch
it. That sounds a lot like what the component architecture is, and I
don't think anyone's likely to call that a hack.
However, those allow_* functions are rather confusing. The documentation
could do with beefing up and the circumstances where they don't work
should be raised as bugs...
cheers,
Chris
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