After the number in your project researches a certain threshold is becomes difficult to find your files quickly without some kind of organization. Presently, I have been including the concrete classes that override the base or abstract classes in the base class. This provides me with a list of abstract classes that I can expand to find the concrete classes.
However, the approach violates object oriented principles that say the abstract class should not know anything about the concrete classes. As such, I was wondering if there is a way to create folders and with in the IDE and have the files organized in that manner? I am currently using Blide but I pretty sure it would be the same on the MAX IDE.
However, the approach violates object oriented principles that say the abstract class should not know anything about the concrete classes. As such, I was wondering if there is a way to create folders and with in the IDE and have the files organized in that manner? I am currently using Blide but I pretty sure it would be the same on the MAX IDE.