Proper term for non-automatic modules
Nicolai Parlog
nipa at codefx.org
Tue Aug 29 05:52:40 UTC 2017
Hi!
While describing the difference between automatic and non-automatic
modules I often need a term do describe the modules that are not
automatic (as I did twice just now).
As far as I know there is no such term. There are a few related ones but
unless I missed something none describes quite the right set:
* named modules include automatic modules
* platform modules leave out user-created modules
* application modules include automatic modules
(if they don't, then `{ platform } ∪ { application }` is
the right set)
I think a term for `{ named } ∖ { automatic }` is important when
discussing automatic modules and it would be very helpful if the Jigsaw
team coins it.
My suggestions are "explicit", "proper", and "manual" modules.
so long ... Nicolai
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