On Aug 19, 2009, at 1:21 PM, Nigel Kersten wrote:
On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 12:46 PM, Preston Holmes<sanroq...@gmail.com> wrote:
But as a python module not a Cocoa Library its first citizenship is Python
I agree about pymacadmin - if it is a python module, the py part is
redundant. I'd be happy with macadmin or madmin (others off the top of my
head: macsystools, mactools)
I forgot to address this.
I really just dislike general purpose names altogether, and would
rather see us come up with several decent modules that are targeted at
certain functionality rather than bundling everything into a
macadmin/madmin/mactools module.
This is somewhat orthogonal to this discussion as far as getting a
packageable version of crankd out there for people.
I agree - I see it having the following benefits:
1) Easier to develop and then contribute modules independently
2) Clearer to use in code - import only what you need
I think the only downside is the duplication of shared utility routines - but I don't think that applies here so much, and if it comes up, could be factored into its own util module
-Preston