Here's the last paragraph (in case it's TLDR, or you don't want to click through):
> So in short (or not), I just felt that there's room for this API and things like PasswordLib to live side by side. And I will continue to maintain that project in the long run. But for the generic use-case, I felt that an OOP API was too much risk for not enough gain for a core implementation.
With that said, if you can come up with a clean API, I'd be all ears and willing to consider implementing it. But for now, this is the better alternative IMHO...
Here's the last paragraph (in case it's TLDR, or you don't want to click through):
> So in short (or not), I just felt that there's room for this API and things like PasswordLib to live side by side. And I will continue to maintain that project in the long run. But for the generic use-case, I felt that an OOP API was too much risk for not enough gain for a core implementation. With that said, if you can come up with a clean API, I'd be all ears and willing to consider implementing it. But for now, this is the better alternative IMHO...