Tom McFarlin

> My main concern with this is letting others remove my hooks from outside the class. If there is something I can do to help, let me know! They can...

We may be miscommunicating, but the way in which someone would remove a hook on your plugin would be: 1. Get a reference to the instance of the plugin 2....

> This ID is different for each instance of an object so you must remove the hook with the same instance you registered it, not the same object. Exactly this!...

> Minor typo in the pseudocode, should be self::$instances for the first reference in the add_instance function. Fixed - thanks for the heads up :). > My real question, though,...

> Wouldn't this be essentially equivalent? There are a number of different ways to get a reference to an instance of the object. I've provided a few, but what you've...

At this point, I'm not interested in using an autoloader because it's a feature that's not supported by the base version of PHP that WordPress supports. Once those are in-sync,...

Then I stand corrected :). Shame on my for not paying closer attention. With that said, I'm definitely up for re-opening this ticket for discussion. @afragen have you found benefits...

Hey guys, First off, all of this discussion is important to me. @renoirb don't worry about your previous post. I know what you meant, Trust me, I _want_ to include...

Hey Mickey, Neat idea in doing this! Hopefully you'll get some great feedback :). _Your "just know it" percentage (best guess average)_ This is touch to quantify because I think...