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Re: DataSource class of NSTableView - weird
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Re: DataSource class of NSTableView - weird


  • Subject: Re: DataSource class of NSTableView - weird
  • From: Chris Hanson <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 10 Nov 2003 08:37:19 -0600

Also, not a huge issue with your code, but an instance variable named "db_tables" and an outlet named "TablesList" aren't really good Cocoa style. Preferable would be "databaseTables" and "databaseTablesTable".

One of the reasons for using good style is so that other Cocoa developers can understand at a glance what it is that your code does. Another reason is that there may actually be functionality that relies on conformance to style -- Key-Value Coding for example.

-- Chris

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