Re: Which came first? The Chicken or the Egg

This is starting to look quite filesystem intense. I guess i should start
thinking about adding some kind of caching to lookups and searches or else
the performance will suck.
What's your feelings on this ?
Do you think it's still acceptable to have lookups and searches hitting the
filesystems everytime ?

On 22/02/06, Geoff Longman <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> May need to do recursive lookups/searches many times.
>
> An example, find all the libraries in the project (lookup) and then
> find all the other files (.application, .jwc, .page, templates) after
> the libraries are parsed (search).
>
> Why? Because namspaces can declare the default template extension in
> the scope of that namespace. You can't know the extension until you
> parse the library, you can't parse the library until you have found
> it.
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