From: akolarik@...
Date: 2002-03-19T00:31:12+09:00
Subject: RE: camelCase and underscore_style
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I don't know what the ruby convention is but camelCase can get confusing
with consecutive upcased letters.
Identifiers that contain acronyms (e.g. COMSOAPXMLASPReader) can be painful.
It helps to only capitalize the first letter of words, including acronyms.
ComSoapXmlAspReader is easier to "unsquish".
-- Tony K.
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> From: Dave Thomas [mailto:Dave@PragmaticProgrammer.com]
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> I guess this all means that the conventions haven't yet gelled.
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> Dave
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RE: camelCase and underscore_style
I don't know what the ruby convention is but =
camelCase can get confusing with consecutive upcased letters. =
Identifiers that contain acronyms (e.g. =
COMSOAPXMLASPReader) can be painful. It helps to only capitalize =
the first letter of words, including acronyms. =
ComSoapXmlAspReader is easier to "unsquish".
-- Tony K.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dave Thomas [mailto:Dave@PragmaticProgra=
mmer.com]
>
...
> I guess this all means that the conventions =
haven't yet gelled.
>
>
> Dave
>
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