zarqon
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I think this means I have "arrived." My function library has become popular enough that now it's cool to not use it!
Author: "And I did it without using ZLib!"
Crowd: "Oooohhhh"
I think ZLib serves its purpose well (making life easier for scripters and users), but it does introduce more bloat than I'd originally intended it would -- script authors have generally been rather cavalier about adding ZLib vars to their scripts; more so than I'd prefer, at least. I don't think it's clear enough in the documentation that ZLib vars are loaded into every instance of ZLib and the decision to add another ZLib setting should be made with care and forethought. I usually remove all the vars for certain scripts when I'm not using them.
On the other other hand, the bloat probably costs the average user a handful of milliseconds.
Author: "And I did it without using ZLib!"
Crowd: "Oooohhhh"
I think ZLib serves its purpose well (making life easier for scripters and users), but it does introduce more bloat than I'd originally intended it would -- script authors have generally been rather cavalier about adding ZLib vars to their scripts; more so than I'd prefer, at least. I don't think it's clear enough in the documentation that ZLib vars are loaded into every instance of ZLib and the decision to add another ZLib setting should be made with care and forethought. I usually remove all the vars for certain scripts when I'm not using them.
On the other other hand, the bloat probably costs the average user a handful of milliseconds.