Hey Uli On Wed, Sep 24, 2008 at 2:03 PM, Uli Fouquet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > In fact I'd love to have plenty different KSS-packages (plugins) > available, that could serve for different purposes and depending on the > use-case.
+1. Bad wording from my side there: the fact I found it limitating does just mean that it didn't fit my use-case, but might fit into another. Nice to hear :-) I didn't find your package before, because it was not > published on cheeseshop. As you certainly know, Zope packages make heavy > use of PyPI. Could you consider to publish the package on PyPI? That > would make usage in other packages much easier :-) I know, and again, my bad. That was something I meant to do since a couple of months: although before publishing it I wanted to first put it into a semi-usable state at least. Then, during the course of time, a lot of stuff got in and I totally forgot about it. Actually, the thing that concerned me more was the name of the package: I'm very undecided between kss.animation.yui and kss.plugins.yuianim, because I would like it to play well, name-wise, with other kss packages. So I'm very open to advices on this issue. Once I have got the name right it will be published (I would hate to publish it under one name and then change its name inbetween) The chaining of effects with YUI is certainly a really nice feature. > It's still far from optimal though. This is probably the biggest issue that needs to be tackled. Sure. I noticed that you didn't declared the namespace packages as such. > You might want to replace the empty `__init__` modules in `kss` and > `kss/animation` with the following (or a similar) boilerplate:: > > [namespace package snip] > > This avoids trouble when someone wants to use your package as an egg > and when publishing the package on PyPI. > I know, the problem is that I didn't knew that back when I made the plugin and then I totally forgot to fix that. The funny thing is that today I explained just that to another devel in my company: hope he does not routinely read kss-devel... >_> > Thanks for the hint and kind regards, > > You are more than welcome, and thanks a lot for all the suggestions! -- Simone Deponti ------------------------------------------- <haroldp> In Soviet Python, whitespace indents you
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