CamelCase versus wide_names (Prothon)
Max M
maxm at mxm.dk
Tue Apr 20 03:44:56 EDT 2004
Lothar Scholz wrote:
> "Mark Hahn" <mark at prothon.org> wrote in message news:<UHxfc.9323$dZ1.3740 at fed1read04>...
> After writing a few hundert thousands lines of code in Eiffel and a
> few ten thousands lines in Java i must say that lowercase wide_names
> are much much better to read. Someone else already mentioned this
> problem:
>
> smtp_message <-> SMTPMessage <-> SmtpMessage
I would like to add that while I started out being enthisiastic about
camelcase I have switched to using wide names for variable and attributes.
So my code mostly looks like
class ThisIsAClass
thisIsAMethod()
this_is_a_variable
self.and_a_paramater
But lately I have noticed that i am switching to wide names for methods too.
This has not been a concious choice, just the way I have come to like
it. So I guess that my favourite is wide names.
regards Max M
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