>>>>Can you imagine someone saying: The FTP function does not work anymore, what are the most recent changes? You'll have to go through your source controls for 20 files in stead of one.
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>>>Get a decent source control? This is a wiggle the fingers using git no matter how many files are involved. (If used gitish and not CVS like .... [gdr] )
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>>We have been using sourcegear vault for a decade or more. Its quite good. But the point is that dealing with one file is better than dealing with 20. No matter what tools you use.
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>Agreed
>Way back, most of our VFP work involved modifications to SBT
>We kept all our prg mods in one procedure file and all our class mods in one library.
>That made finding our mods a lot simpler.
>BTW, I keep most of my similar functions in one .cs file in .NET. It makes my life simpler.
>If it cost a couple extra microsends to load, so be it.

And I agree with you and Walter. In my .NET project the pages (each one) has code behind. But all common classes are in one .cs file. I don't even know if it takes a couple of extra micro or milliseconds to load; I don't care. No one ever complained about speed of loading or processing the code. The computers today are super powerful. The only "bottle neck" could be getting the data from or sending to SQL Server.