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Re: StudlyCaps

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Marc Dembogurski

22 years ago

Cristiano Duarte wrote:

>IMHO we shouldn't have exceptions. If the DOM

extension (and many others)

>must use StudlyCaps (because of W3C specifications),

all OO-based extension or

>code should use too.
>We can live with a CS for procedural and other CS for

OOP.

>Cristiano Duarte

Yes,

Look at what Cristiano and other people saying:

"IMHO we shouldn't have EXCEPTIONS"....

Exceptions are consistent ????

I have the answer: NO!!!!

As I said before, I prefer to use underscores, but in
this case, with PEAR Using caps and other extensions
will use caps, so why turn it into a mess??????

I know I am not a core developer, but as an OLD
analyst I can say that underscores for OO are the
wrong choice now.

Using caps for OO code and underscores for procedural
will make things easier in the future....

Think about it.

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Andi Gutmans

22 years ago

Hi guys,

I'd like to put an end to this thread.
Taking into account everyone's opinion I think the best solution is to go
for StudlyCaps with OOP code.
Main reasons:
a) PEAR.
b) Interface with other OO models.
c) Status quo today with iterator and array access interfaces.

I don't think it's such a big deal, and although I slightly preferred
underscores, I think it's the best to leave this issue go and finalize on
StudlyCaps. As internals@ was pretty much split on this (probably with a
slight advantage to StudlyCaps) I think it's the right way to go or we'll
never get any closure. Having this rule will give us consistency across
PEAR and PHP.

On another subject, Beta 3 is extremely close. I am just waiting for a few
engine bugs to be nuked so please commit your final patches.

Thanks,
Andi

Michael Walter

22 years ago

> with a slight advantage to StudlyCaps) I think it's the right way to go
> [..] or we'll never get any closure. [..]

You got closures for me? Lexical ones? Wheeeeee ;)

Cheers,
Michael