Re: Encapsulation

Jon Harrop wrote:
Arne Vajhøj wrote:
Jon Harrop wrote:
Whether I have one line or a million lines, the idea of restricting
accessibility to a single-level (the assembly) does not scale.
It scales fine.

If it scaled then I would be able to nest assemblies and mark data
as "internal" to the current or any parent assembly. But I cannot => it
does not scale.

Perhaps you mean that it is still possible to write monumental code bases in
the absence of decent encapsulation mechanisms. I cannot disagree with
that.

I assume you mean "I cannot agree" or "I disagree".

If you look out in the real world, then you will see that
somehow people are able to write software with lots
of assemblies without the ability to have a "nested
assembly" mechanism.

Arne

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