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Re: [StrongED] StrongED Choices
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- From: Jeremy Nicoll - ml stronged <jn.ml.sed45@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 29 Oct 2014 17:27:19 +0000
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Tony Baker <Tony.Baker@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> What would interest me would be changes to the Modes system to effectively
> make it upgrade proof.
I doubt that's possible. The changes that cause problems are, surely, those
that come about because Fred makes architectural changes inside SE.
Otherwise, if one adopts a proper 'professional' approach to making changes
to mode definitions - ie writes notes on what one changes and WHY, one can
rework those changes when a new version comes along...
> The sort of thing I am thinking of is:
>
>1. Create a new application (eg !StrongMode) to store supplied
> StrongED modes.
>2. StrongED itself would be supplied with just a single 'base'
> mode with minimal functionality (probably a lot less than the
> current Basemode).
>3. All modes to operate in an additive fashion. So when a new mode
> is selected StrongED would do the following:
> a) Start with a clean slate
> b) Apply the settings from it's builtin 'base' mode
> c) Apply the settings from the supplied Basemode in StrongMode
> d) Apply the user settings for Basemode from StrED_cfg
> e) Apply the settings from the new mode in StrongMode
> f) Apply the user settings for the new mode from StrED_cfg
So a user wanting to develop changes to modes has to look in up to 5
different places to get an understanding of how all the definitions merge
together?
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Jeremy C B Nicoll - my opinions are my own.
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