2 Aug
2002
2 Aug
'02
8:27 p.m.
Shane Hathaway writes:
It's really only a theoretical problem. To store the extra data about folderish objects, you can save the data in a hidden file called, for example, ".properties". The theoretical problem is that someone might give an object that name, since it's perfectly legal. In practice, you can just prevent people from creating Zope objects with a name that starts with a dot. 99% of the users won't mind at all, and those that do can use two dots instead. :-) The real problem (in my view) are ObjectManagers that are contained in Non-Object-Managers. Furthermore, splitting/folding ObjectManagers in the sense that you start/stop managing the individual content.
Dieter