BBS: Inland Empire Archive Date: 08-12-92 (08:30) Number: 66 From: LUIS ESPINOZA Refer#: NONE To: DEREK LYONS Recvd: NO Subj: Granularity Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
On (09 Aug 92) Derek Lyons wrote to Brent Ashley... DL> What I meant was, 'which is more granular when used in a LIB?'. DL> DL> What I'm seeking it the best way to arrange the SUB's in a LIB so DL> that LINK pulls in the minimum extraneous stuff as possible. DL> DL> Derek L. DL> MegaMail 2.10 #0 DL> The Grabularity of subs depends on if they call each other for various other support functions. Like in an input routines you can have the following, which aren't very granular because one function depends on an external function... To make it granular you would have each function non-dependant on other functions..... Simple, eh? Luis function 1keyf$ 1keyf$=1key(a$) end function function inpt$(Max as integer) a$="" for i=1 to Max a$=a$+1keyf$ next inpt$=a$ end function --- PPoint 1.33 * Origin: The Rubber Room (1:207/213.5)
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