BTW, why Finfo doesn't use uid/gid but user/group? because of the C data struct names? It's probably more intuitive to rename them to be uid/gid, since they return the ids and not names.
I don't think we have typically been renaming struct slots but rather carrying them directly over for accessors/mutators. at least I can't think of an example where we have renamed stuff. personally, I prefer it the way it is - it keeps the C and the Perl API consistent.
sure, no problem. We just used to fix things when they aren't right in the C API. Calling uid/gid user/group is not the most intuitive choice. But I'm fine with whatever you think is right.
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