Personally the biggest problem I have are libraries which depend
on other libraries. A few of my scripts ended up growing a
library I chopped off, but I haven't come up with a way to
segregate it from needing XML/ini/cmdln libraries too.
On Wednesday, 12 February 2014 at 02:15:38 UTC, Nick Sabalausky
wrote:
1. If you download the source files manually (maybe someone who
isn't onboard with git or dub yet?), there's more to do: Either
download more than one file, or download one file and unzip.
Versus just "download this file and use it".
Personally pulling in one file or many is the same to me. If it
comes in a zip, that seems reasonable for those not gitting (git
provides zipping a folder, not subfolders).
2. You still have to either pass all the files to DMD, or add
an extra -Ipath to your RDMD call.
That is true with the single file, so I don't see why this would
be relevant.
What is nice about keeping them separate is that people will be
able to choose what type of script they will write. And I doubt
there will be any common helper functions between these to
modules.
