logical block

One solution to this problem is to keep your implementation as general as possible.
That means, do not specialize your class for certain purposes, this will most likely lead to occasions where you use some point of reuseability

Also if you are beginning to work on a new project think about how you design your code, it is often useful to seperate certain reduntant parts into independent classes that can be used across other projects. Its all a matter of design.


Before you start programming on a new project think about which parts you can seperate, this will not only reduce production times on the long run, you will also gain a little code base that makes development easier.



P.S.: I have never seen one with a rating of "ZERO" you probably should start dozens of new threads in the same forum at the same day, it would be better to put them all into a single thread, this will get you more feedback on you questions as well.

derek,
it is very hard to understand what exactly do you mean.

I guess that you have a class implementation that just do not fit your needs on diffrent applications.

there are two reasons for that :

1. it just a diffrent functionalty and needs a diffrent implementation. you just need to write a new implementation for this issue.

2. your code is not abstract enough. designing a well infrastructure should be abstract as possible. probably you can make a base class that will abstract the minimum of your implementation and then implement the extenstions on your inherit classes that will have your diffrent implementations.

hope it make sense to you,
Nuno1