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I did this for the sake of sanity. I had classes with hundreds of properties. After a month I'd have to add more in. Using structures let me logically group them. I made a code generator with a properties table. I'd add properties to structures then generate all the code including utility methods, like to clear all values in a group, or import field values from a table, etc. Also, some property groups would be copied to other classes. Execution speed was unimportant (end of day batch processing). Coding ease was. But it may all boil down to personality. I tend to box an label a lot.

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– OldRoboCoder

2015-11-21 17:51:38 +00:00
Commented Nov 21, 2015 at 17:51

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like so
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