Reimer Behrends wrote:
However, you could also factor out the algorithm into a class of it's own:
Yes, so instead of a nested function with everything right there next to
its use, I have to go elsewhere in the file looking for a class. While
this is doable, I don't think it's half as nice. I also think that
trying to force something that's naturally a function that simply
accesses the outer function's variables into a class with member
variables that have to be copied, etc., is less desirable.
I don't think you'll agree with me <g>, but take this example and
rewrite it using classes:
int foo(int a)
{
int bar(int i) { return a + 3; }
return bar(3) + bar(4);
}
and let's compare!
