Well, I for one disagree ;-) I always return early for trivial cases,
getting them out of the way, making it obvious that the meat or rest of
a method works only for given validated inputs (pre-conditions of sort).
It also avoids having to scroll down to figure out what happens next,
like the valu
> From: Kevin Jackson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> It's not a fix or anything, but IM(very humble)O having one return
makes
> the code easier to understand.
Well, I for one disagree ;-) I always return early for trivial cases,
getting them out of the way, making it obvious that the meat or rest of
Hi,
Another quick one. AntTypeDefinition.getTypeClass
if(clazz != null) {
return clazz;
}
try {
}catch() etc etc
return clazz;
I've reversed the logic and now there's only one return from this method. ie
if (clazz == null) {
try {
[loads of things]
} catch() {
return clazz;
It's not a fix or anyt
