James G. Sack (jim) wrote:
Such long structures are, IMO almost always indicators of code that can
be made easier to understand and maintain by pulling out functions.
You know ... I'm unconvinced.
There is a balance between pulling functions out and having everything
in front of you.
Of course, I tend to like to see a dead tree version of all the code at
least once. Maybe it's just my own personal failing.
I *hate* navigating heavily refactored code. When I react viscerally to
something, that's a good sign that *something* is wrong, but I just
can't quite figure it out.
-a
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