For once, I agree with CS_TBL.
I generally try to have one file per class (unless it's a small helper class). Why? For starters it means that we don't get many conflicts when trying to commit code into our repository. It's also much cleaner to read, and easier to find what you're looking for.
I generally try to have one file per class (unless it's a small helper class). Why? For starters it means that we don't get many conflicts when trying to commit code into our repository. It's also much cleaner to read, and easier to find what you're looking for.
I don't think you need tons of files, it's a pain in the arse too. Find is pretty useful so is the function listing window at the side of the IDE.
I don't see how the shortcomings of the Blitz IDE, is a good reason to advocate werewolf code. Rather matter-of-factly I see it the opposite way around. The implied necessity of writing unmaintainable code in order for the IDE to be marginally useful, should be an indication that the IDE needs to be replaced / upgraded.