This is something that's been on my mind since Jeff moved all the config
into index.php and all the main functionality into main.php.
I think this is the old argument about where does main() go: at the top,
in the first file, or at the bottom after you've declared everything? I
miss having index.php contain all the main functionality (the program
flow) and all config info off in a config file.
Sergio is following a standard practice of putting config info in etc/,
and that's admirable. I would argue that PhpWiki is small enough that
it's not necessary, but it couldn't hurt to have lib, etc, var or whatever
is needed. An etc/ could hold a config file and a style sheet.
~swain
On Fri, 8 Jun 2001, Sergio A. Kessler wrote:
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Jeff Dairiki" <da...@da...>
>
>
> > >putting the code where my mouth is, this patch create
> > >a etc/* directory to put cfg there, so cleaning up index.php
> > >
> > >comments ?
> >
> > All you've done is split index.php into four separate files.
> > What does this buy you?
>
> some cleanup, IMO having the cfg in index.php, and even worse
> when you put all cfg in there, all togheter...
>
> well, maybe is my coding style, I prefer to have ten files
> which do ten differents things, and not one file that does
> ten differents things...
>
> /sergio
>
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