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This is great! I often find myself wondering whether to use OO for a particular project. I'll try this and see if it works for me.

**UPDATE**
Nice to see I get --'d for saying something positive here. I really don't care about the XP's. Just sometimes amused and curious about others' motives.

Mick

In reply to Re: Damian Conway's ten rules for when to use OO by mrmick
in thread Damian Conway's ten rules for when to use OO by petdance

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