I have some methods that currently refer to iVars, called from other methods
of the same class. I need similar functionality in other classes, not
related by inheritance, and want to keep it DRY.
If I move the iVar references into explicit method args they can be easily
re-located and shared.
What's wrong with keeping them instance-side?
On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 5:41 PM, itsme213 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have some methods that currently refer to iVars, called from other
methods
of the same class. I need similar functionality in other classes, not
related by inheritance, and want
I'm guessing you like that the class methods can be invoked easily
from the class name. What you want is a well known object.
I try to do all my work on the instance side. That's where most of the
objects are.
I wouldn't use a class object just to create a well known object. I'd
probably start
