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"nemesis" <nam### [at] gmail com> wrote:
> We should not forget povray is heavily used by non-programmers and adding
> more stuff -- like more syntax items or heavy-handed standards -- may put
> some of these people down...
I think I've got it!
In our ini files, each of us has default settings for variously-leveled
parameters:
image resolution, render quality, antialias tolerance, etc.
Why not have a tiered system whereby each user can establish how strictly or
loosely they want there includes governed?
Then, when the collection is up-and-running, the subgroups in the collection
could reflect the include regulator levels in the ini file.
If someone with strict standards really wanted to use something from a more
casual source, then it's caveat emptor.
Also, I think that the "#include ... #as" idea is more dynamic and flexible
than the #namespace approach.
-Randall
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