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I'm saying that using $ to name a function, isn't a good idea. It looks cheap to use, but it's not. That's my point. Same reason I hate those things in C# is
by axod 17y ago
I'm saying that using $ to name a function, isn't a good idea.
It looks cheap to use, but it's not. That's my point.
Same reason I hate those things in C# is it? where you can get some code to run each time a variable is read/written to.
- pmichaud 17y agoProperties. Properties make for some mighty clean code though. I guess you have a particular bias toward protecting systems from crap programmers, which may serve you well in your environment. In my environment being concise wins because no one is an amateur.
- axod 17y agoNot really. I'm a sole developer at the moment, so I value efficient easy to read code. Mainly a matter of taste though I expect.