Re: changes in 'require'

[Javier Guerra <javier@...>]

On Sunday 10 July 2005 2:20 pm, Diego Nehab wrote:
> Say you have package "foo", with submodules "bar" and "baz". How do you
> deploy this package inside a single file (i.e., we want to make
> "foo.bar" and "foo.baz" be *virtual* packages) Moreover, how do you do
> it in such a way you don't have to explicitly tell the interpreter that
> "foo" has these submodules inside it (i.e, zero configuration)?

my proposal:

require"foo.bar" works as usual; but if "foo.bar" doesn't exist then try to 
require"foo" before failing.

i think that if there's a 'real' foo.bar, it should explicitly require"foo" if 
needed. avoiding just one line is ridiculous. if the packager wants to put it 
all in one file, the non-existence of submodules is enough to trigger the new 
behavior.


-- 
Javier

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