2 Jun
2009
2 Jun
'09
7:08 a.m.
2009/6/1 Ryan McConnehey
Where would you rank this solution?
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That still requires 2 copies, 2 pastes, and 4 edits to add a new type (PLUS those for the other functions). They're at least simple, but it's still a violation of DRY, so I'm not a big fan. If you decided it's more readable than the other options, then I suppose I could go for it if the number of types was quite low. What are the types really, anyways? Differentiating between uint16 and uint32 as in the example is rarely useful. Certainly on a normal desktop, the map nodes will end up being the same size anyways, thanks to padding.