Re: Newbie error
Re: Newbie error
- Subject: Re: Newbie error
- From: "I. Savant" <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 2 Jun 2006 16:38:17 -0400
As a point of order, you most certainly *should* get into the
habit of naming things according to the "Cocoa way" so that it is
easy to support KVC/KVO. Sure, you can use camel notation only when
needed for KVC/KVO, but you have to know the rules well and if you're
going to develop Cocoa applications, it's best to follow conventions
so you don't break convention-dependent mechanisms such as KVC/KVO.
I see no harm whatsoever in volunteering that information along
with the rest of the discussion, especially when the OP identifies as
a newbie and looks to be fairly misguided. There's no need at all to
be adversarial on this point - this kind of guidance is quite helpful
to a newbie and is exactly what helped me get started on a lot of
languages.
Just my humble Idiot Opinion ... ;-)
--
I.S.
On Jun 2, 2006, at 4:32 PM, Lon Giese wrote:
Well I'm glad we agree on one point but the C Pocket Reference only
gives 4 restrictions on naming identifiers, I think you know what
they are. Other than that the naming guidelines are just
guidelines. There is no should about it.
And he wasn't asking anyone how to name his identifiers.
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