I'm starting to get a little concerned about the mix of approaches to initiation classes and what the initiation actually involves.
As the plugin grows I feel the need for a better snapshot of what classes are being initiated, what objects are being created and what each initiation actually looks like.
I want to update load_core_objects() with as many classes as possible. That will involved a clearer approach to initiating each construct or init() method. Probably resulting in a list which can be easily managed to prevent initiating classes in certain circumstances - in a way that is easier than doing so within each class file.
I'm starting to get a little concerned about the mix of approaches to initiation classes and what the initiation actually involves.
As the plugin grows I feel the need for a better snapshot of what classes are being initiated, what objects are being created and what each initiation actually looks like.
I want to update load_core_objects() with as many classes as possible. That will involved a clearer approach to initiating each construct or init() method. Probably resulting in a list which can be easily managed to prevent initiating classes in certain circumstances - in a way that is easier than doing so within each class file.