I wrote:
> The first approach to this problem that comes to my mind is to provide
> some function by which modules can register their nodes with Pipmak and
> get back a unique (negative) node number, which they then assign to a
> name within the module to make it available to users. Pipmak would keep
> an internal table of these nodes and would direct accesses by node
> number to the correct path.
Even better solution: implement the "named nodes" request from
<
http://pipmak.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Proposals>. When nodes are
referred to by name rather than by number, each module can put its
nodes into its own subfolder.
I'm going to try this.
-Christian
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