On 08/04/2017 00:50, [email protected] wrote:
I've always tried to never go more than 3 deep. My corporate gig has
me digging 11+ levels at times. Needless to say, it's an "Excedrin
moment" when I have to debug that. The developers are of a genius
level--really, so GREAT minds--but I don't like the complexity cost.
I'd rather slightly less than lightspeed performance if it means
easier code maintenance.
If you have to go up to 11 levels deep in classes I can't see you
getting light speed performance. I could be wrong but have heard of
other apps heavily subclassed having speed problems. That would mean
you have an app that is hard to debug and not that fast.
I have classes (toolbars and other controls) that are on several forms
so I can re-use the functionality, but 11 levels deep? What could
possibly be that complex?
Peter
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