Hi there!

My questions have all been resolved, thank you very much!


Ø  If you can't find a "here is the recipe to ensure that your module always
executes in *this* position in the list" document, that might be because
the product does not intend to make guarantees that that method will
remain working in the future.

I'm emailing a question mainly because of this. Because I need to make my 
module compatible with other modules, but I don't want to use undefined 
behavior (behavior that is not defined in the standard documentation and is 
completely dependent on the specific implementation) to be compatible with 
other modules.


Ø  There is the order of loading the modules, and there is the order of
running of modules, and they are backwards with respect to each other. I
was intending to use before/after in the "loading" sense, so, unless I
got confused somewhere, please reconsider my mail in that light.

This is something I stumbled upon while debugging. It is indeed easy to confuse 
the order of initialization with the order of taking effect (execution or 
running), so maybe my question is a bit ambiguous.

Thanks for your help!

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