Hi
On 2012.02.28 09:56, James Briant wrote:
On Tue, Feb 28, 2012 at 12:50 AM, Miljenko Cvjetko
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Why would partial classes be problem?
It is just splitting code into multiple files
Its no different than having #if/#endif, which you agreed was bad in
your earlier email. But instead of the compiler hitting an #if and
ignoring what's next, the compiler is never given the file in the
first place. Its no different.
I see it differently.
SomeClass.MTch.cs is not in WP7 project it is added as delta in MTch project
SomeClass.M4A.cs is not in WP7 or MTch project it is added as delta in
M4A project
SomeClass.cs is pressent as normal file in WP7 project and as link in other.
.. so everthing is given to compiler in every project! No ifdefs (they
are almost like gotos for me)
"I can't do what I want with the compiler, so I'll do it with a
preprocessor or makefile".
Or Build Action: something that does not compile
We don't have that either...
When file or link is there - it compiles!
Basically you're building three classes that have the same name but
are different. Its a hack.
or am I extending one class across multiple files w/o hack - just plain
organization/management??
I can remember STL requirements (rules and recommendations) with ctor,
cctor (copy),
assigment op, less, equals and other derived relational ops for class.
Today I write something similar too in SomeClass.Operators.cs and see no
evil!
Not speaking that in not-linked-file in WPF/WF project I can write
SomeClass.Serializable
[Serializable]
public partial SomeClass {} // that's all I have desktop serialization
only on desktop project!!
cos Attributes and some keywords (abstract) are additive accross partial
classes.
the only problem I see with my approach:
I have to determine "platform smallest common subset/denominator of
features" and that is
WP right now. If microsoft decides to add almost everything what is on
desktop and maybe
something from asp.net (this will not happen) and I find it usefull and
put asp.netserver in
my mobile app (this will not happen too - for a long time) then WP
(silverlight) is not smallest
subset, so I have to reorganize my projects...
Until then MT and M4A are feature-supersets of WP-SL for me...
regards
mel
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