Re: Where to store and document methods
- From: "Jeff Gaines" <whitedragon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2006 15:27:47 -0700
On 29/04/2006 Ranginald wrote:
I am generally new to OOP and in learning and writing code I have
developed many of my own reusable methods.
A. What is the best way to store these methods for easy reuse later?
I was thinking:
1. Word document (e.g. create a "code reference book")
2. create .DLLs to store related methods
I am still struggling with this, I go back and forth between DLL's and
links to files.
What I have now is a Library folder with sub-folders for stand-alone
controls and a sub-folder for my main library file/class. I then add a
link to the needed files for new projects, it's easier to maintain than
re-building a DLL very time you update something.
--
Jeff Gaines
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