| Issue |
180174
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| Summary |
[clang-tidy] Option to support numeric separators for CamelCase and camelBack in the context of readability-identifier-naming
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| Labels |
clang-tidy
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| Assignees |
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| Reporter |
damster101
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The Problem:
CamelCase and camelBack casing types often make identifiers containing version numbers or technical standards ambiguous, for example, forcing the unambiguous Spec12_3_4 to be written as the ambiguous (or even conflicting) Spec1234.
While the existing Camel_Snake_Case/camel_Snake_Back options solve this, they may of course be stylistically undesirable, as they also add unnecessary underscore separators.
Proposed Solution:
Either add two new casing types (maybe in the form of CamelCaseNumericSeparators, or CamelCase1_2) that enforce the same formatting rules as CamelCase/camelBack, but permit underscores specifically when they act as separators for digits.
Or the existing CamelCase and camelBack casing types could be adapted to always ignore underscores when they are between two digits.
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