Re: [Python-markdown-discuss] Proposed File Cleanup and reorg.

[Yuri T. <yu...@si...>]

I like the re-org overall.   Just a few suggestions.

First, let's move the extensions to a separate directory as Waylan
did, but let's give it a more explicit name, now that we are at it.
How about putting them in markdown/extensions, and then importing them
as markdown.extensions.foo?

Second, let's get rid of the "mdx_" prefices for modules that will be
moved into a package, but let's keep support for the old style mdx_*
extensions (unpackaged).  Let's make this a fallback, thought.  I.e.,
if someone wants to use "foo" extension, _first_ try to load
markdown.extensions.foo, and if this doesn't work, check "mdx_foo".

 - yuri

On Sun, Aug 10, 2008 at 2:40 PM, Artem Yunusov <ne...@gm...> wrote:
> Waylan Limberg wrote:
>> Anyone have any objections to either the docs or extensions move? If
>> there's no objections, I'll merge it in. If I get objections to only
>> one or the other, I can work with that too.
>>
>
> I don't have any objections, and think it's good idea.
>> One other question: if we do the extension reorg, should the
>> extensions be 'mdx.mdx_extname.py' or 'mdx.extname.py'? It's just that
>> the extra 'mdx' seems redundant - but given that we've already
>> established that naming convention, maybe we should leave it.
>> Thoughts?
>>
>
> Vote for names without "mdx_" prefix :) we already have namespace for
> extension and there is no need to add pseudo-namespace. I think in
> general, such technique(adding prefixes) is unpythonic, because in
> Python we have real namespacing.
>
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