Currently, SLIME Loaders use their source list() method to return objects consisting of path, loader, and resource properties, while Code.Loader objects return strings, using a slash / to indicate loaders. Probably the Code.Loader approach is preferable. Dependencies may be relying on the current SLIME mechanism, but because the types would change (from object to string), it should be possible to maintain backward-compatibility.
Currently, SLIME Loaders use their source list() method to return objects consisting of path, loader, and resource properties, while
Code.Loader
objects return strings, using a slash/
to indicate loaders. Probably theCode.Loader
approach is preferable. Dependencies may be relying on the current SLIME mechanism, but because the types would change (from object to string), it should be possible to maintain backward-compatibility.