From: Peter Hickman <peterhickman386@...>
Date: 2010-09-02T20:03:35+09:00
Subject: Re: some syntax suggestions

2010/9/2 Brian Xue <brian.xue@hotmail.com>:
> Is there any plan to remove the enforcing, that declare class names with capital letter as frist, and that variable names start with lower case letters? these enforing may conflicts with a person or company's naming conventions.

Sorry to sound a bit rude here but this is the syntax of the language
we are talking about here not a personal preference or company policy.
It is not the same as using tabs or spaces for indenting. If a company
creates a naming convention that is actually contrary to the syntax of
the language then the company is run by complete idiots, the same for
a person who tries the same.

> And by the way, there will be so many 'end' keywords if nested conditions or declarations are used, it's hard to differentiate which 'end' belongs to which keyword, like 'class', 'def', etc. An alternative will be using 'endclass', 'enddef' instead, this may be more readable.

Perhaps Ruby is not for you, in fact I suspect that programming is not for you.

From now on can you do all your posts in urdu, it would be much more
readable for me even if it is completely unreadable for 99.999% of
this list because as we all know it's all about ME ME ME!!!!!!!!!!