>Derick Rethans wrote: >> From what I saw more people don't want those >>suckyCaps . > >Sorry Derick, but it seems that more people want >studlyCaps in >Object-Oriented PHP and underscores in procedural PHP. >Cristiano Duarte
It would make more sense. As was mentioned before, OO parts of PHP interacts with external extensions, and other technologies that uses caps. And making studlyCaps in Object-Oriented PHP and underscores in procedural PHP would create a consistent CODING STANDARDS without execeptions. And for the procedural PHP it stays as it is now. It looks like all decisions are been taking only by personal tastes. I think it�s not right, because there are several things to consider. I do prefer to work with underscores, for example, but I really think is better to use caps for OO. Again, its not a question of what everyone prefers, but _what is better for avoiding future problems_ where will be there extensions and frameworks using caps and other parts of PHP using underscores. How will be the Java integration ??? DOM don�t use caps? Pear (one of the most important PHP projects) and others important projects dont use caps??? So why go against it all and creating a mess of not standard code???? (Sorry for being intromissive, but I think everybody should consider what I said). Eduardo R. Maciel __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Free Pop-Up Blocker - Get it now http://companion.yahoo.com/ -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
