On Wed, Jan 24, 2001 at 03:07:09PM +0100, Cynic wrote:
> maybe they should be pdf_find_font, pdf_add_local_link etc?
> that would be more consistent with the func-naming convention,
> I guess, but I'm in no position to decide this.
> but I definitely think that it should be either underscore
> everywhere, or just between the ext. prefix and the rest of
> the name (i. e. pdf_findfont, pdf_injectasmanywordasyouseefit),
> or whatever, but it should be consistent. that is, don't
> mix pdf_open_file with pdf_add_locallink, because that only
> confuse folks. and the consensus (at least I got it it's agreed
> on) is pdf_add_local_link-like names.
>From the php point of view there should be underscores but
the pdflib api doesn't use them except for the one after the 'pdf'.
The question is, shall we enforce the php naming or allow the
pdflib naming.
There are probably other points which need to be discussed like
what a function should return if it fails. Many php functions return
false but pdflib's api requires to return -1.
Uwe
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