Hello,
I'm writing my first application that I will make use of classes in. I've read some on Object Oriented programming and would like to take my code to the next level (over standard modules). Let's say I have 3 distinct email types that my application will produce (Type A, B, and C).
I'm tempted to create a class for each type (clsA, clsB, and clsC). But, doing so would create redundant code in the 3, unless I can reference 1 standard module for the boiler plate functions.
So, the question is: Can I reference the Standard Module from each class, and if I can, should I? Perhaps there is a better way to handle this?
I'm sure this is a very rudimentary question for most, sorry if I placed it in the wrong section.
I'm writing my first application that I will make use of classes in. I've read some on Object Oriented programming and would like to take my code to the next level (over standard modules). Let's say I have 3 distinct email types that my application will produce (Type A, B, and C).
I'm tempted to create a class for each type (clsA, clsB, and clsC). But, doing so would create redundant code in the 3, unless I can reference 1 standard module for the boiler plate functions.
So, the question is: Can I reference the Standard Module from each class, and if I can, should I? Perhaps there is a better way to handle this?
I'm sure this is a very rudimentary question for most, sorry if I placed it in the wrong section.