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=== My Overall Structure === | === My Overall Structure === | ||
− | + | * Meet the syntactic requirements for class creation. | |
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− | * Meet the syntactic requirements for class | ||
* Assign instance to AppGlobal | * Assign instance to AppGlobal | ||
− | * Call a subroutine that defaults all value as best it can | + | * Call a subroutine that defaults all value as best it can ( including getting OS and computer name ) |
− | * Call a subroutine that tweaks values according to | + | * Call a subroutine that tweaks values according to OS |
− | * Call a subroutine at give a value to mode and sets the mode of operation that has the name self.mode | + | * Call a subroutine that tweaks values according to computer name |
+ | * Call a subroutine at give a value to mode and sets the mode of operation that has the name self.mode | ||
* Done | * Done | ||
− | Code discipline is such that other code never | + | Code discipline is such that other code never touches these values again ( except for some cute little monkey patching that I currently do not use and do not want to explain ). |
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== Why Advantages/Features == | == Why Advantages/Features == |