[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone ever seen a case where lotsa little functions *wasn't* ideal and *very*
nice?
When the functionality you're working on has a whole bunch of state,
where you have maybe a dozen variables tracking various bits of
information as you go through an algorithm, breaking it into a bunch of
functions just obscures what you're doing. The functions don't stand on
their own and you wind up passing all kinds of stuff in arguments that's
really context instead of arguments.
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