spir wrote:
Steve & Kent: Actually, I have 2 main modules that work together to achieve the task. In the first one is defined a set of objects that outline the creation of objects which classes & subclasses are in the second module. Only for clarity I need two modules.
In my experience (and I realize the limits of speaking in such generalities here), every time this situation has come up, refactoring the code so this interdependence is resolved has always resulted in a clearer, cleaner design.
One module can define a base class, another a derived class (without the need for the base class to ever load or be aware of the derived class at all), for example.
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