Thanks Mathew, Jason and Joseph for the reply.
I never thought that having a large function could be a bad thing.
I'll keep your tips in mind when writing functions from now on. Fortunatly,
the function I was refering to that was 100 lines is a one time use
function. It's only used to setup the
Here is a question, just for fun:
What is the biggest function (In terms of line count) you have ever written?
I just finished one that is 100 lines long. That is by far my biggest It's a
script initialization function that sets up database connectivity, creates all tables
necessary for
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From: Jason Bell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: [PHP] Just for fun:
Here is a question, just for fun:
What is the biggest function (In terms of line count) you have ever
written?
I just finished one
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At 08:40 PM 9/20/2001 -0400, Matthew Loff wrote:
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From: Jason Bell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2001 8:32 PM
To: PHP Users
Subject: [PHP] Just for fun:
Here is a question, just for fun:
What is the biggest
When you find yourself writing HUGE functions, it may be better to split it
into smaller, more clearly defined functions or classes and do it that
way...
I totally agree i tend to split my class functions into user (public) and
private (helper) functions which does tend to keep all the
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