I am currently in the process of converting a legacy application from VB6 (originally written in VB3 and updated until VB6) and just for the record... I hate spaghetti code.
Right now I am going through 7 files in 9 methods, across 3 projects, all to insert 2 entities and update 1.
This is not the only feature like this either.
I never realized how spread out stuff like this can get!
Edit - I forgot to mention that none of the variables are passed as arguments to the function. They are scoped at the form level.
Right now I am going through 7 files in 9 methods, across 3 projects, all to insert 2 entities and update 1.
This is not the only feature like this either.
I never realized how spread out stuff like this can get!
Edit - I forgot to mention that none of the variables are passed as arguments to the function. They are scoped at the form level.