Extraction of settings access into own module #130
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# Conflicts: # resources/main.py # resources/scrap.py
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Hi, Thanks for the effort you did in making this. I will not merge this yet. I am still thinking about the future of AEL, either to move to a pure functional approach like AML of continue the object oriented model currently in master. Please keep the PR for the time being. |
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Hi,
thank you very much for creating this addon.
The changes in this PR are refactoring the settings access from inside the code by creating a module which can be imported when needed.
I wanted to make the access somewhat more global and a bit safer. This also removes the necessity to pass the settings as an argument to other modules.
It's not fixing anything, but maybe you still might be interested.