Rob Kinyon wrote:
Don't set an environment variable. We're working within an OO
framework, so why not have a member that's been set aside for
plugin-to-plugin communication? It could be as simple as every plugin
registers that it's been loaded ... So, if you want to find out if a
given plugin is loaded, you do something like $self->is_plugin_loaded(
'Apache' ) or whatever. That way, we're not depending on an outside
framework like %ENV.
I agree an object approach would be best. I was just making a suggestion
to implement this 'feature' with out modifying C::A. So, until C::A gets
a way to register callbacks, I don't see a reliable way for plugins to
be able to register themselves.
--
Michael Peters
Developer
Plus Three, LP
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