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You could create a library to read the setting, and everyone could just use the library. I like the Unix way better myself, as it's more about building up func
by rleisti 17y ago
You could create a library to read the setting, and everyone could just use the library.
I like the Unix way better myself, as it's more about building up functionality through composition, rather than setting out to create grand unified architecture. Speaking (possibly too) generally, I find large architectures tend to be harder to fix.
- FooBarWidget 17y ago> You could create a library to read the setting, and everyone could just use the library. You've just described the registry conceptually.