[nickthemagicman]

Nope. This was just an extremely simple case of domain separated parameters with domain specific functionality pertaining to those parameters.

When you have 100+ parameters to deal with it helps in multiple ways to separate those out into domains and classes are a useful tool for that.

[LessDmesg]

Ok, good to know. I was afraid that actual full-scale OOP was what saved the day, but it was unnecessary yet again.

[nickthemagicman]

haha very true. I probably could have used it if I got super hard core about separating my domains up but it just seems to over complicate things.