Dimitri Fontaine <dimi...@2ndquadrant.fr> writes:
> Anyway, my point is that by default there's no directory scanning: the
> lookup is first directed towards ${extension-name}.control, of
> course. Only when this file does not exists or its name property is
> different from the extension name do we get to scan the directory, and
> we stop as soon as we find the .control file with the right name in it.
This seems (a) way overcomplicated, and (b) sorely in need of a
unique-index mechanism.
Please just use the filenames and have done. This is lily-gilding
at its finest. People who want to use non-ascii filenames are welcome
to do so, and deal with any ensuing fallout themselves.
regards, tom lane
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