On Sat, 9 May 2009, Hans-Christian Otto wrote: > I just found a regexp in MvcTools that is senseless from my point of > view. In ezcMvcController::createActionMethodName you do > > $actionMethod = 'do' . preg_replace( '@[^A-Za-z]@', '', > preg_replace( '@[a-za-...@e', 'ucfirst( "\\0" )', $action ) ); > > to transform an action like foo_bar to a method name like "doFooBar". > Wouldn't "dofoobar" be enough? > > Using > > $actionMethod = 'do' . preg_replace( '@[^A-Za-z]@', '', $action ); > > should result in the same method. > > So, why do you still use camelcase here?
You're right that the code would work fine. However, if we use camel case, the method names also show up nicely in error message and stack traces, making debugging easier. regards, -- Derick Rethans eZ components Product Manager eZ systems | http://ez.no -- Components mailing list Components@lists.ez.no http://lists.ez.no/mailman/listinfo/components
