Hey guys,
I have 2 very identical templates which have only a minor difference to
them. Their action is exactly the same. So instead of retyping code or
wasting precious space (LOL), here is what my genius conjours:
private function privateAction()
{
// do some amazing coding
}
public function executeMyAction1()
{
$this->privateAction();
}
public function executeMyAction2()
{
$this->privateAction();
}
So basically, I redefined the common action as a private action. Is this a
fine strategy? Or do we have a better recommended strategy!
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