In the context of my application, pressing the compile button incorporates specific functionality based on selected checkboxes. For instance, if a checkbox like checkbox.Check is checked, it inserts a specific string of code into the compiled executable. However, the current code structure makes it cumbersome to navigate. To improve this, I am considering implementing separate classes for each checkbox function. This way, when a checkbox is selected, the code will utilize a string, let's call it newvalue12, containing the code encapsulated within that specific class.
It's important to emphasize that this code is not malicious. It's intended for use in my photo editing application to compile updates and configurations. These configurations are essential for saving plugins, enhancing the functionality of the app. The goal is to streamline the code structure for better organization and maintainability, ensuring a more efficient development process for legitimate purposes.
