[snip]
> I let overall clarity be my guide, rather than a number. If it is 
> clearer to have an 80-line method, then that's what I'll 
> write, rather 
> than splitting it artificially into a dozen tiddly methods.
> 
> Cheers,
> Carl.

And we get to the crux of computer science.  IMHO, as soon as you move
from the theoretical aspects of CompSci into the practical, ie
programming, Computer Science stops being a science and starts being an
art.
The D language is looking like being a nice replacement for the
abomination that is C++.  http://www.digitalmars.com/d/

Brad

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