<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Haseeb:hi, i have heard a lot of people commenting about the coding style of other programmers. i think everyone has his own style.
but i also say that there should be a standard that should be followed by everyone.
A nice idea that can never fly. It might work for basic programming but you have to realize there are many ways and styles that people develop - often times based on their idea of "proper" coding philosophy. OO code is a perfect case in point. Pure OO coders (the ones that realize Small Talk is the ideal OO model *shrug*) will have a different style and implementation. This thread talks about using include files (and thus classes) as a good way to split up code. The problem is, the code i've seen, the reason for using the classes isn't to write any object code at all (where is the inheritance?) but rather to keep thing organized. PHP suffers from the fact that there is a huge difference between the most basic of programming skills (it's an easy language to pick up) and the folks that have been writing OO code all their life (C++, Perl, Java, etc.). I've seen it in Perl - I cannot code in the same style as a friend of mine (Randal Schwartz). He simply thinks on a much higher level than I ever will and thus his coding style will always be more sophisticated.
Just my two cents...
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