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CONSIDERATIONS AROUND FLATPRESS AND ITS STORING SYSTEM
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- FlatPress "db" structure
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[$content]
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|-- [$year] // two-digit year ID (05 stands for 2005)
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| |-- [$month] //two-digit month ID (01 stands for January)
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| |-- entryYYMMDD-HHMMSS.txt
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| |-- [entryYYMMDD-HHMMSS]
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| |-- rating.txt
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| |-- view_counter.txt
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| |-- [comments]
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| |-- commentYYMMDD-HHMMSS.txt
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|-- [static]
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|-- $filename.txt
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Due to its nature of name of a file, entryYYMMDD-HHMMSS.txt must be
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univocal, and therefore it can be considered as the ID field of a DB
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table.
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Comment DBs are associated to the entries using the file name (ID) of
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the entry, deprived of its extension (.txt) as the name of the directory
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which will contain them.
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