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Re: Language/Class Design Question of the Day (Score:1)

by Adrian (66)

"What other features would your language need to support the types of programs you write if this constraint were in place?"

<bitchy>Vaguely decent developers?</bitchy>

If you're not including documentation 1024 lines is a bloody long class in a language like Perl/Ruby/Lisp/Python. Refactor that sucker.
- Re: Language/Class Design Question of the Day (Score:1)
  
  by Sidhekin (6361) on 2008.01.28 13:12 (#60602)
  
  Oh. For each class?
  
  ... right. Carry on.
  
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  perl -e 'print "Just another Perl ${\(trickster and hacker)},";'
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