Hi,
What are the pros and cons for letting the form designer add code
inside the .pas unit instead of a separate .lfm file?
For example:
Lazarus and Delphi uses external files (.lfm and .dfm) to save
information about forms designed using the form designer.
Visual Studio and CodeGear's C# IDE's use the source code unit
directly instead of a external unit. They embed the form/component
creation code inside a private method called from the constructor. The
code in that private method is also wrapped in C# Region so that it is
hidden by default with code folding.
So again, what is the pros and cons between the two design choices
when using the Object Pascal language?
Regards,
- Graeme -
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