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return true;

#realJSOP wrote:

On really busy/complex forms, I make heavy use of partial classes, separating constructors, event handlers, and helper methods. On objects, I do the same thing when something complex is a viably separate concern. I try to keep line counts to less that 1000 where practical.

function a(x, y)
{
  return b(x, y);
}

function b(x, y)
{
  return c(x, y);
}

function c(x, y)
{
  return d(x, y);
}

function d(x, y)
{
  //do something with x
  //maybe do something else with x, if the 4 lines of if conditions happens to come out true
  //ignore y because who needs that apparently
  return mysteriousStuff;
}

if a lot of repetition was required

Asday wrote:

Repetition is never required.