Re: Naming conventions
Re: Naming conventions
- Subject: Re: Naming conventions
- From: Chris Gehlker <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 12 Sep 2001 23:22:19 -0700
On 9/12/01 5:25 PM, "Brent Gulanowski" <email@hidden> wrote:
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Apologies in advance of flame wars or rehashing dangers, I checked the
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archive for discussions already to no avail...
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If there is one thing I liked about Java (and, despite what it lacks, I like
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a lot of things about it), it's the package concept. Now, I admit I may have
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a fetish for deep, unique heirarchies in design, but the class naming
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conventions in Cocoa/Obj-C are a bit crummy.
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Putting capital letters in front of class names to make them unique is not
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particularly foolproof. While I can't see it being anywhere as much of a
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problem in Cocoa as Java at large (out there on the wild wild web), you
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never know. So what have people said about this before now? And is everybody
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happy with it the way it is?
I would like a real namespace facility.
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