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This is an interesting thread. I've never hard of this "one screen / one module" recommendation before. I'm having a hard time understanding why you'd do this...

All of the recommendations I've seen involve separating the display logic from the business logic -- usually using an MVC pattern. I've never heard of separating the display logic from other display logic. I don't understand the advantages of separating each screen from the other ones.

Can you please provide links to where you saw these recommendations? Preferably, a link to an article that really explains the premise of this technique?

Thanks


Wilt, Charles wrote:
Now-a-days, I think most the experts recommend one screen per
module/program. While not an expert, that's what I'd recommend also
:)

Tends to lead to more modular programming. Maintenance is easier as
you don't have to worry about accidentally changing another screens
behavior.

Also makes it easy to call a particular screen from someplace else.


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