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| UppHub / Plugin directory [message #56374] |
Mon, 01 March 2021 11:12  |
Didier
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Registered: November 2008
Location: France
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Hello,
After reading the UppHub instractions here https://www.ultimatepp.org/app$ide$UppHub_en-us.html, It says all packages have to be root or in Plugin directory
I would like to have a directory in which all addons specific to my package would be grouped (instead of beeing mixed with all others in the plugin directory).
This enhances readability a lot
Is there a real reason for restriction about Plugin directory ?
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| Re: UppHub / Plugin directory [message #56375 is a reply to message #56374] |
Mon, 01 March 2021 12:01  |
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mirek
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Registered: November 2005
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Didier wrote on Mon, 01 March 2021 11:12Hello,
After reading the UppHub instractions here https://www.ultimatepp.org/app$ide$UppHub_en-us.html, It says all packages have to be root or in Plugin directory
I would like to have a directory in which all addons specific to my package would be grouped (instead of beeing mixed with all others in the plugin directory).
This enhances readability a lot
Is there a real reason for restriction about Plugin directory ?
No. The wording there should be changed. I think the really important bits are:
- do not mix packages in single UppHub nest that are solving different problems (like mixing SysInfo with STEM4U).
- try to make sure the package names that are to be used are unique (obvious reasons) - does not apply the name of examples, tests and other main packages that come with nest.
- if you are adapting 3rd party code (or perhaps format), consider putting it to plugin (like plugin/md).
- put examples into examples directory
- put U++ style tests (those that can be be compiled / run automatically and fail with non-zero exit, e.g. with ASSERT) into autotest directory
- put other tests to test
Mirek
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