Nikolai Weibull
9/15/2003 9:05:00 PM
* Austin Ziegler <austin@halostatue.ca> [Sep, 15 2003 23:00]:
> > why use a constant?
>
> Because it looks better than a global, and exhibits what I consider to be
> better behaviour overall.
but a constant is a constant. constants should be used for constant
values, not things that change. i don''t see how a constant behaves any
better than a global in this case. it''s a, what, 100 line script,
globals may pass. to be good style, the whole thing should be kept in
some class somewhere,
nikolai
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