It is longer, but Map2 is painful.
-Brian
On Tuesday, December 2, 2003, at 04:22 PM, Stephen Colebourne wrote:
There is no obvious 'standard' to follow here, other than adding '2' to the
end (LayoutManager2). But even Sun tends to use descriptive alternate names
a lot of the time (Map to replace Dictionary etc.)
I'll probably change it to IterableMap unless anyone has better ideas.
Stephen
----- Original Message ----- From: "__matthewHawthorne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Stephen Colebourne wrote:somethingI can think of various possible names: Map2 - follows Sun naming standards for replacing interfaces MapA - similar idea, but doesn't clash if Sun ever creates Map2 AMap - similar idea but reversed (A is for Apache) IMap - similar idea, but I is for interface IterableMap - the long name
If people favour IterableMap, then thats fine. I was looking forMap.short to indicate that this should be a general replacement to usingMaybe IterableMap is clearer though
Naming opinions please?
I like IterableMap, but I can also see why you wanted a short name.
What about XMap or MapX, to indicate a "Map extension", like the javax.*
packages?
Similarly, HashMapX and XHashMap could be used instead of HashedMap.
It's kind of a strange situation, but it would be nice to come up with a
nice naming standard for classes which can replace their JDK
counterparts. Any other suggestions?
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