[AccessD] Class costs & benefits

"In fact I will promise to not respond to any message unless the author 
specifically asks me to for
some reason." jc

...oh come on! ...I'm not begging you to respond to any message ...I hope 
that you will but that's your choice
...you're being a PITA about this, eh ...you rant, we rant ...that's what 
makes AccessD better than any other list.

...as for classes, I'm still learning but not yet committed ...in some 
simple cases so far I've seen advantages in code
encapsulation but nothing that I couldn't achieve otherwise ...but classes 
let me create and raise events outside the cbf ...that certainly has 
benefits
...beyond that unique trait I'm not yet sold on the "classes everywhere" 
model you espouse ...still waiting for that magic bullet in your discourse 
:)

William

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From: "jwcolby" <jwcolby at colbyconsulting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2009 10:47 AM
To: "Access Developers discussion and problem solving" 
<accessd at databaseadvisors.com>
Subject: [AccessD] Class costs & benefits

> From Rocky's email I thought that perhaps a thread on what the costs and 
> benefits are for classes.
>
> Jim made a statement that he felt that "Access has no implementation 
> inheritance and since
> inheritance really is the whole point of using classes, I think they are 
> more or less a waste in
> Access".
>
> So what are your feelings and opinions about classes?
>
> I will promise to treat every opinion as valid and not go into rant mode. 
> ;)
>
> In fact I will promise to not respond to any message unless the author 
> specifically asks me to for
> some reason.
>
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