Calvin Spealman a écrit : (snip)
I know every rule has its exceptions. I put "don't nest classes" in with other similar rules I will claim, where I think its safest to say "Never do this!",
I know (from experience) and understand why goto's and globals are (usually) evil, I know why public attributes can be harmful - in languages that don't support computed attributes, that is -, well, I can understand and explain most of the usual and some less known "golden rules" (law of demeter etc), and even a couple very local or yet-unwritten ones (monkeypatch anyone ?), but I definitively fail to see what's your problem with nested classes.
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