I think thread.rb should be renamed ‘threadutils.rb’, with a period
where both exist and the former is deprecated - since Thread itself is
in core, and thread.rb merely introduces supplementary classes,
threadutils seems like an apter name.
What do people think? I’ll file an RCR if it sounds like a good idea.
martin
“Martin DeMello” [email protected] writes:
I think thread.rb should be renamed ‘threadutils.rb’, with a period
where both exist and the former is deprecated - since Thread itself is
in core, and thread.rb merely introduces supplementary classes,
threadutils seems like an apter name.
What do people think? I’ll file an RCR if it sounds like a good idea.
What about time.rb?
On 17.12.2006 22:11, David V. wrote:
isn’t tangibly a problem, but feel free to search the archives for
detail without my bias towards the above.
I second that. It’s not worth the effort. The name is well established
and changing it will break a lot of code as well as create headaches
for package maintainers for all Linux distributions (and probably others
as well). It’s a bad idea because the benefits are by far outweighed by
the disadvantages.
Regards
robert
Martin DeMello wrote:
I think thread.rb should be renamed ‘threadutils.rb’, with a period
where both exist and the former is deprecated - since Thread itself is
in core, and thread.rb merely introduces supplementary classes,
threadutils seems like an apter name.
What do people think? I’ll file an RCR if it sounds like a good idea.
This has been discussed before. I think generally the conclusion was
that it would be potentially breaking code to solve something which
isn’t tangibly a problem, but feel free to search the archives for
detail without my bias towards the above.
David V.