[erlang-questions] How to avoid copying code?
attila.rajmund.nohl@REDACTED
attila.rajmund.nohl@REDACTED
Fri Nov 24 18:24:48 CET 2006
Hello!
I have a couple of modules (20-30) which define the same macros, like
this:
module1.erl:
-define(FOO, "something1").
-define(BAR, "else1").
module2.erl:
-define(FOO, "something2").
-define(BAR, "similar2").
And I also have a function in these modules that return the data of
these macros:
get_data() ->
{?FOO, ?BAR}.
Obviously this function definition is exactly the same in all 20-30
modules, which I don't really like. Is there a way to define this
function only once? In Java I'd create an abstract ancestor class for
module1 and module2, declare the FOO and BAR variables there, also
implement the get_data() in the ancestor class and assign values to FOO
and BAR in the constructor of module1 and module2 (there is only one
instance of module1, etc. classes in the program).
Bye,NAR
--
"Beware of bugs in the above code; I have only proved it correct, not
tried it."
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