Re: Oaf IDL re-structuring ...

[Elliot Lee <sopwith redhat com>]

On 20 Nov 2000, Maciej Stachowiak wrote:

> I agree with Elliot that Bonobo::ObjectFactory is not a good name, but
> GNOME::OAF::ObjectFactory would be fine with me; OAF may not be
> gnome-dependent really, but we can't just go on eating endless bits of
> namespace.

Why not?

. We are already using the 'OAF' namespace for the internal OAF IDL
. It is not like we will suddenly run out of namespace anytime soon.

If we were going to start grouping everything under a single namespace, it
should be under 'GNU' or something slightly more generic - GNU::GNOME,
GNU::Bonobo, GNU::OAF, etc. etc.

Just MHO,
-- Elliot
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