On Sun, Jul 18 2010, Taco Hoekwater wrote:
> If you start your files like this:
>
> command = command or {}
> command['placefloat'] = {
> comment = "Insert a floating element.",
> ...
> }
>
> then they could easily all be merged into a single command table
> during loading or even via 'cat'.
>
> Like Mojca says, it is better not to be dependent on the file name, and
> also it is more efficient to have a single lua file than 500-600
> separate ones. There is no need to combine them immediately, but if
> this goes into the distro at some point then a single large file is
> definitely better than lots of smaller ones.
Ok, I agree. The very strong reason for one file per command is the better
comfort when editing the files.
And the big file for the distribution can be generated with
cat * >commands.lua
Peter
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