On Tue, 20 Mar 2001 11:19:12 +0000 (GMT) Philip Hazel wrote:
> On Tue, 20 Mar 2001, Yann Golanski wrote:
>> However, why have an order at all? Why not have sections that are
>> delimited with some tag or other. Would that break anything?
> You are the second person to make such a point (the other person did so
> off the list) within a very short time of my asking, so it must be a
> good idea. :-)
> There is a reason for having the "main" section first (for some command
> line options, such as -bp, -Mxxx, -bi, Exim doesn't read any further).
> However, there are no constraints on the rest. One possible way of doing
> this would be to abolish the "end" delimiter, and instead have lines
> such as "begin acl", "begin transports" and so on, with no required
> order. How does that sound?
That sound awfully nice :-))
I'm in favour of this way. Else your proposal 3 (from previous mail)
would also be ok.
Regards,
Bernard Stern, SWITCH
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