Just say No! to C# Regions

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Just say No! to C# Regions(extractmethod.wordpress.com)

submitted by FlukeFan(279) 3 years, 1 month ago

You need a language construct so that your IDE can help you hide your big messy code block from you (because it’s just so hideous, you don’t even want to look at it anymore)?

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posted by aquinas(20) 3 years, 1 month ago 0

Religious war. I like having all my constants that I am only using within the class inside a region. I don't need to see them ever again, but they need to be in the class. You want to see them all the time? Good. Don't use regions. And by the way, "Just say no to green comment strings!"

posted by software.developer(8) 3 years, 1 month ago 0

I agree with aquinas. Sometimes there is no escaping a ginormous section of homogonous code.
And rather than stare at it all the time, region it off and "encapsulate" it with a meaningful #region name.
As with anything, too many #regions can be a problem. I personally don't use a region to hide only a handfull of code where a comment would do just as well.

/religiouswar

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