On Fri, 14 Aug 2009, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Florian Klaempfl wrote:
Unit testing has nothing to do with pascal units and because a unit
as a namespace on it's own, it makes no sense to put only one or two
classes into one unit.
It helps with the logical separation of classes, which in turn makes them
easier to unit test.
How does it help ? I fail to see that. Whether or not a class is in a
separate unit does not influence it's design at all IMHO. The editing
process may be easier as there is less code to browse through, but that's
about it.
Plus you don't have the Private and Protected issues I mentioned before.
That one can be solved with the 'strict' clause. That would help, because you
cannot inadvertently use private/protected fields or methods of another
class, and thus compromise your OOP design.
Michael.
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