[PD] new object: [path] - following the example of [import]

[IOhannes m zmoelnig]

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On 2011-12-01 19:41, Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
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> The prefs are called "Startup..." and the cmd line and [declare] flag is called "-lib", so its less consistent than "path".  I chose the name 'import' because its commonly used for loading libs in a number of langauges like Java and Python.
> 

i'm not saying that "import" is a bad name. actually i think it is a
good name.
i'm only saying that "path" might be a sub-optimal name. e.g
[split_path] won't split the "path" you are talking about in  [path],
though the consistency suggests it.

otoh, your argument about the labels in the prefs are a bit void, given
that they are meant to be translated.
i don't see much consistency if "Pfad..." refers to the same as [path],
but [path] and [split_path] are unrelated.

fgmasdr
IOhannes
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