onInit and running code on initialisation

Hi,

I've hit a few things recently where it's been a bit annoying to run code on initialisation. For instance say you have two bits of code:

A

function onInit() {
  require("my_lcd").connect(...., drawStuff);
}

function drawStuff() {
}

B

function onInit() {
  require("my_wifi").connect(...., function() {
   requestStuff();
  });
}

function requestStuff() {
}

You can't just copy and paste those bits of code - if you do the second onInit will overwrite the first silently and only the second will get executed. You've got to merge the two onInit.

So to me, a good solution would be to have a init event - just like you have for Serial1.on('data', ...);

Any thoughts about what the event should come from? I guess one thought is the global object - so you could do:

global.on('init', function() {
  require("my_lcd").connect(...., drawStuff);
});

Or I could put it on the E object, like:

E.on('init', function() {
  require("my_lcd").connect(...., drawStuff);
});

Any preferences? I guess for me, E is edging out, because it's nice and short :)