5/31/2023 0 Comments Wxhexeditor readonly![]() In my opinion, that's a benefit worth having (at the small expense of extra language complexity as doofledorfer mentions in the comments). So if you create a class and mark some member variables readonly by design, then you prevent yourself or another team member making a mistake later on when they're expanding upon or modifying your class. Think of it as adding documentation in the same way as other keywords like internal or private, you're saying "this variable should not be modified after initialisation", and moreover you're enforcing it. Declaring something as readonly is akin to putting a contract for that variable's usage in the code. The real benefit of things like this come when you're working in a team or for maintenance. So it's beneficial in that it helps you write more robust, more readable code. It's just for doing exactly as you suggest, for preventing modification once it has been initialised. DejaVu Sans Mono, Free Mono, Liberation Mono, etc.There are no apparent performance benefits to using readonly, at least none that I've ever seen mentioned anywhere.Andale Mono, Courier, Menlo, Monaco under Mac OS X.wxMEdit can view ASCII-Art files with appropriate monospace font e.g.:. ![]()
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