std.recls docs don't match what's in Phobos (was Re: Why it's the libraries...)

[Matthew]

Brad

Any movement on the recls / dsource thingy? I'm about to get my head above
water, and would like to get this started so Walter can remove it from
Phobos (assuming he's not done so already).

Also, any advice you can give on the other projects / loosely related
projects and their naming would be useful.

Cheers

Matthew

P.S. Should I bug you about this on dsource? If so, where?

P.P.S. No rush. I'm still "not quite there" (which probably translates to
another two weeks at least <g>)


"Matthew" <matthew at hat.stlsoft.dot.org> wrote in message
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>
> "Brad Anderson" <brad at dsource.dot.org> wrote in message
> news:dsss5g$1pql$1 at digitaldaemon.com...
> > Matthew wrote:
> > > That'd be great! (It'll have to wait a short while, as I've *got* to
> finish
> > > this damn book this week or I'll be singing castrato next week.)
> > >
> > > What module name would you suggest? org.recls?
> >
> > org.dsource.recls
> >
> > stlsoft.recls
> >
> > Or just ask in the (soon to be Recls) forum over there.  As with this
> > NG, opinions abound ;)
> >
> > Will this be a stlsoft project with multiple libs, or recls only?  I'm
> > asking, because I'll need a project name and a brief description.
>
> Not sure about the module name.
>
> recls is not a sub-project of STLSoft, it just uses STLSoft, in the same
way
> that the PNG project uses ZLIB, etc.
>
> Similarly for Open-RJ, b64, and some of my other libraries that are not
yet
> released but that may be if I can get myself a good process for doing so.
> One of these, shwild, which Sean and I have worked on together, is a nice
> little platform-independent shell compatible wildcard matcher, and I think
> that'd be nice to have D-ised.
>
> So, it'd be great to have a good naming scheme that they all can conform
to,
> if/when they are d-sourced. What do other projects do? Do they all start
> with dsource.* ?
>
> As for the project name/description, perhaps "recls/D" - "A D binding of
the
> recls recursive search library"