Re: Do you currently use namespaces?
CChris wrote:
> This means that multiple files have to exchange information through interface
> identifiers, since an identifier that is visible in several files is promoted
> to interface symbol. This makes it unsafe to break a large body of code into
> smaller, more maintainable files, because all exchanges are not supposed to
> involve "public" data or routines. And because making public these symbols may
> interfere with any application that uses the library.
>
> There ae workarounds as always, but they are neither practical nor 100% safe.
>
> CChris
When I see a VB programmer using lots of globals it's a sign of their
inexperience to me. Inexperience can also mean someone who goes from
job to job for years and is never actually around to maintain any of
the code they wrote.
The fact that Euphoria depends so heavily on globals is just another
indicator to me that it is not inherently modular.
I believe you are exactly right here Chris.
Again, I must emphasize that modularity is something the programmer
does, not the language.
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