Would that be something that would be worth the time to make
configurable?
Jeff
Paul Kinnucan wrote:
>
> At 02:25 PM 4/19/00 -0500, you wrote:
> >>>>
>
> Paul,
>
> Thanks for your response. Here is a (correctly formed) method that does not
>seem to show up in the speedbar:
> /**
> * Returns a server communication manager object which allows the user of
> * this task context to monitor or control a Metaphase method server
> * throughout the duration of one or more Metaphase method calls.
> */
> public final _ServerCommunicationMgr _getServerCommunicationMgr()
>
> ^
>
> Here is the problem. The regular expressions used to index a buffer assume the
>convention that class names begin with a capital letter. Variable names are assumed
>to begin with an underscore or lower case letter. If I modify the regular expressions
>to allow class names to begin with an underscore, the indexer will not be able to
>differentiate between class names and variable names and this will invalidate all of
>the regular expressions. The dilemma is either variable names or class names can
>begin with an underscore, but not both. If your coding convention allows class names
>but not variables to begin with underscores, it would be feasible to alter the
>regular expressions to support your convention.
>
> - Paul
