maintainability

问题 I want to split my 300 lines build.gradle logically into multiple build files to make it easier to maintain and extend. As I've noticed, it is possible to split gradle tasks into multiple files and use them with: apply from: "myGradleFile" With this approach I sadly have no access to functions , defined in the second build script. Is it also possible to split Gradle functions into multiple files? Example: Let's say I have my default build.gradle with a Task which uses a function task

问题 Context I'm learning how to code in javascript consistently, readably and maintainably. I found nothing about the order of declaration of variables and functions. Example: var example = { A: function() { var a, b, c; }, B: function() { var a, b, c; }, C: function() { var a, b, c; } } Questions Alphabetically is the best one ? Is that the order can improve the speed of code execution ? 回答1: I use jslint to check the code quality. It can be integrated with Visual Studio and a lot of other stuff

问题 Context I'm learning how to code in javascript consistently, readably and maintainably. I found nothing about the order of declaration of variables and functions. Example: var example = { A: function() { var a, b, c; }, B: function() { var a, b, c; }, C: function() { var a, b, c; } } Questions Alphabetically is the best one ? Is that the order can improve the speed of code execution ? 回答1: I use jslint to check the code quality. It can be integrated with Visual Studio and a lot of other stuff

问题 Context I'm learning how to code in javascript consistently, readably and maintainably. I found nothing about the order of declaration of variables and functions. Example: var example = { A: function() { var a, b, c; }, B: function() { var a, b, c; }, C: function() { var a, b, c; } } Questions Alphabetically is the best one ? Is that the order can improve the speed of code execution ? 回答1: I use jslint to check the code quality. It can be integrated with Visual Studio and a lot of other stuff

问题 Context I'm learning how to code in javascript consistently, readably and maintainably. I found nothing about the order of declaration of variables and functions. Example: var example = { A: function() { var a, b, c; }, B: function() { var a, b, c; }, C: function() { var a, b, c; } } Questions Alphabetically is the best one ? Is that the order can improve the speed of code execution ? 回答1: I use jslint to check the code quality. It can be integrated with Visual Studio and a lot of other stuff

问题 Context I'm learning how to code in javascript consistently, readably and maintainably. I found nothing about the order of declaration of variables and functions. Example: var example = { A: function() { var a, b, c; }, B: function() { var a, b, c; }, C: function() { var a, b, c; } } Questions Alphabetically is the best one ? Is that the order can improve the speed of code execution ? 回答1: I use jslint to check the code quality. It can be integrated with Visual Studio and a lot of other stuff

问题 Context I'm learning how to code in javascript consistently, readably and maintainably. I found nothing about the order of declaration of variables and functions. Example: var example = { A: function() { var a, b, c; }, B: function() { var a, b, c; }, C: function() { var a, b, c; } } Questions Alphabetically is the best one ? Is that the order can improve the speed of code execution ? 回答1: I use jslint to check the code quality. It can be integrated with Visual Studio and a lot of other stuff

问题 Context I'm learning how to code in javascript consistently, readably and maintainably. I found nothing about the order of declaration of variables and functions. Example: var example = { A: function() { var a, b, c; }, B: function() { var a, b, c; }, C: function() { var a, b, c; } } Questions Alphabetically is the best one ? Is that the order can improve the speed of code execution ? 回答1: I use jslint to check the code quality. It can be integrated with Visual Studio and a lot of other stuff

问题 I have an existing working C++ game library that use Entity-Component-System (ECS). User of my library would like to create some components e.g. Cat :- class Cat{ public: int hp; float flyPower; }; He can modify hp of every cat by e.g. :- for(SmartComponentPtr<Cat> cat : getAll<Cat>()){ cat->hp-=5; //#1 } Some days later, he want to split Cat to HP and Flyable :- class HP{ public: int hp; }; class Flyable{ public: float flyPower; }; Thus, every cat that access hp will compile error (e.g. at

问题 I have an existing working C++ game library that use Entity-Component-System (ECS). User of my library would like to create some components e.g. Cat :- class Cat{ public: int hp; float flyPower; }; He can modify hp of every cat by e.g. :- for(SmartComponentPtr<Cat> cat : getAll<Cat>()){ cat->hp-=5; //#1 } Some days later, he want to split Cat to HP and Flyable :- class HP{ public: int hp; }; class Flyable{ public: float flyPower; }; Thus, every cat that access hp will compile error (e.g. at