Thursday, June 26, 2008
Thursday, June 26, 2008
import flash.display.*;
versus
import flash.display.Sprite;
import flash.display.BitmapData;
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I mean, using a wild-card in an import allows you to forget about being really specific and knowing the compiler will only include classes that you actually use in your application. Does it really matter as a point of coding style?
For me, the wild-card is more than acceptable. But I can see where some might like to see completely verbose imports to clear up any possible confusion for a someone else perusing the code.
2 Comments:
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Danny Miller said...
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“The major reason you shouldn't conduct lazy imports is because it'll take the Flash much longer to compile. If you take that habit, you'll find yourself waiting longer and longer for your Flash to compile. Especially when you start using larger libraries like Papervision, Aswing, Box2D, etc...”
