OK, while that solution might work, it sucks. Instead see new attachment (IncludeProblem-2.0.tar.gz).
Jussi On 9 June 2012 16:57, Jussi Lahtinen <jussi.lahti...@gmail.com> wrote: > Thinking more closely your problem, I think I know what you need. > > You try to avoid writing *many* lines like this; > sParameterNameArray = NEW String[MAXIMUM_CSV_PARAMETERS] > > That is caused by broken object design, usually because you need to use > old code which had different approach than OO. > I have had same problems. > > I attached my suggestion how to implement this > (IncludeProblem-0.0.1.tar.gz). > Is it working solution? > > Jussi > > > > > > > On 9 June 2012 16:18, Jussi Lahtinen <jussi.lahti...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> >> C thrives on #include without showing signs of design problems. >>> >> >> Yes, I know, I wasn't talking about C, I was talking about object >> oriented language, Gambas. >> >> >> >> >>> Tens of thousands of external lines of code can be pulled in with >>> a dozen #include statements, leaving the code completely manageable, >>> readable and a lot more powerful than any other competing method. >>> >> >> Yes, but you use #include with libraries, not with programs that aren't >> designed for that. >> Or you have design problem. >> >> >> >> For example, in module_a.module you might have >>> >>> ... >>> >>> >>> and in a file called initialise_csv_variables.include it would contain: >>> >>> PRIVATE WordMarker1 AS Integer >>> : >>> '200 further variable declarations and initialisations >>> : >>> PRIVATE sParameterNameArray AS NEW String[MAXIMUM_CSV_PARAMETERS] >>> PRIVATE sParameterValueArray AS NEW String[MAXIMUM_CSV_PARAMETERS] >>> >>> The #include files can contain any amount of well trodden >>> proven gambas code which is maintained in only one file. >>> >> >> So, basically you would add module/class called initialise_csv_variables, >> and you use that module/class in modules a and b. >> >> >> >> >>> I will argue that adding C like #include functionality saves a ton of >>> work in mega programs which are already working well, but now >>> needs to be expanded even further. >>> >> >> I don't understand how. >> You would still need to write that initialise_csv_variables.include file, >> you could as well write it as module/class. >> >> Jussi >> >> >> >
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