Adam Richardson wrote:
If the functionality doesn't conceptually promote the inclusion of the
variables it works on (i.e., no class variables), doesn't conceptually
fit a scheme where instances can exist, and likely won't benefit from
refactoring into component methods, then I could see using a namespaced
function.
Here I would do the same.
Most of the time, though, I'd probably start out with a class method
instead of a namespaced function so I could more readily adapt to OOP
practices if desired as the implementation evolves.
Hm...
Would you consider it safer to convert a static method into an instance
method, than implementing a namespaced function into a (new) class and
redirecting the calls?
I am not starting a fight, I am really interested in what you think.
Iv
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