Hi,
Am 21.04.2006 um 18:37 schrieb Joe Huber:
RB works great for large apps.
nice to hear it and I will believe it.
A very wise software architect told me that along time ago and it
has proven to be a very good guideline. It improves code
readability and helps localize data. And an RB exception occurs on
a method basis. So the shorter the method the more helpful a
runtime exception will be.
How to write a code in general is another thing.
The problem of the compiler is not the length of code in a method
alone. It's rather the complexity of code and some other parameters
of the code structure (of course, one of them is the length of code)
in a method.
In my case, I have four methods with identical length. They are
similar in their complexity and structure. Two have of them causes
this message and two of them not. So you can't say, a method of this
length, this structure and complexity of code will causes a problem.
--
Best
Vincent
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