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Re: [cgiapp] Length of Application Modules...


Put general "business logic" in a seperate class that is "use"d in your
"Display" modules.  Allows you to use the business logic in other
applications, including non-CGI CLI applications or scripts.

Does this list have a FAQ?  I think I have seen questions very similar to
this many times.
Brian
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Brian T. Wightman
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I'm just completing my first major project with CGI::Application (I've done
a couple of small, three run mode apps) and I'm kind of wondering how my
code stacks up against what others are doing.  My application module is
1804 lines long, with a file size of 67K.  It contains 26 runmodes.  I know
that a lot of people are in favor of using smaller modules to handle
classes of users instead of one massive module, but I think I would be
repeating a lot of code with that approach.  Thoughts?  I'd like to
continue to improve my technique as I'm sure I'll be writing more with
CGI::App.

Thanks!  =)

--TWH





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