I would like to make two releases of the same project. If I were to
create two separate projects, then the two projects would be exact
copies except the name and version info in the App class. I can use
shared external objects for the majority of my code, but I could use
some help with the App class.
With my two projects, take all the code that would actually be the
same (which is everything except one constant), make it external, and
then make references to it in the two new projects. This way, I have
two separate projects each with their own App class that compile to
two different app names and use shared classes for the code that
remains the same, resulting in zero code duplication.
Here's the tricky part. Would if you have code in your App class?
is it possible to have something like a copy of the App class that
the compiler uses for the name and the version, and another copy
that's a reference to an external file that contains the code, or is
this just wishful thinking? If I have code in my App class that is
the same between both versions, do I have to buckle and have some
code duplication? Any suggestions?
Andrew Keller
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