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- Subject: Re: scope, design patterns?
- From: "Patrick Mc(avery" <spell_gooder_now@...>
- Date: Mon, 27 Dec 2010 10:46:04 -0500
" I think you are looking for locals inside modules, or upvalues"
Hi Tomás
Thanks for your post. I write terrible emails. I am trying to write
short terrible emails rather then long terrible ones :) I probably left
out too much.
My newest project will probably be under 1K lines of code and would work
with a poorly designed layout but I want to improve my habits. I do
understand PIL/modules/upvalues quite well now but I am wondering if
there are different strategies for managing much larger projects. I
understand that lightroom is over 100k lines of Lua and there are other
large applications too. Are there numerous design patterns out there to
keep people from clobbering variables and organizing this much code? Do
people usually just divide their code up into many modules? It seems
that this is the main way privacy is achieved in let's say Python. Lua
is a different tool and I want to learn the best way to use it
irrespective of other languages.
Would a book on Javascript design patterns help with Lua?