"David E. Wheeler" <[email protected]> writes:
> Patch attached.
Most of those changes seem like they make it less readable, not more so.
In particular I don't find it an improvement to replace "textual label"
with "textual value". I think of "value" as meaning some abstract
notion of a particular enum member, which is not identical to the
concrete text string that represents it. If you consider them the same
thing then renaming an enum value would be a meaningless concept.
Maybe instead of "textual label", we should say "name"? But that
doesn't seem like quite le mot juste either. "label" is actually a
pretty good word for the text representation of an enum value.
regards, tom lane
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