John...I'm not going to reply to any of your personal comments. They
don't have any place here. I haven't made any, and I will continue
not to.
> Joe... relax... this had nothing to do with encapsulation. It was a udf
> (code reuse... not encapsulation) and someone asked how to get a udf in the
> request scope... just pulled something handy from an example I had and
> converted it to request scope. Go to be an get some sleep... this was just
> answering that specific question.
While not all code reuse is encapsulation in the OOP definition of
"encapsulate," all encapsulation in the same definition is, by its own
nature, code reuse. A class is a template by which objects are
created - simply instantiating one is code reuse.
> And... not just repeat string... run the code... see what it does before
> asking... you might figure it out. It's a neat trick. And if you want to do
> it with cut and paste... do it.
Before I made my first post, I tried running it and got an exception.
I don't really think it's a neat trick, as the whole function is
really just one line of code:
string = string & repeatString(" ", desiredLength - len(string))
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