by Mister Hatt » Tue Apr 10, 2012 1:50 am
I have an avs plugin manager which I'll probably eventually upload to github or somewhere. I suggest doing the same for others, but Cannonaire's method of manually loading what you need is great. Of course, it helps to have a program that scans your script and any dependent scripts to find and load exactly the plugins you need, but other than dependencies the above method is A++ for most users. I think my setup is only required due to the sheer size of my own avs scripts, often several thousand lines.
Autoload is kinda bad anyway for some stuff, and it helps to avoid it when you have multiple plugins, or versions of the same plugin, providing the same function name.