On Mon, 20 Jun 2011 12:53:51 -0700, Matt Vagnoni
<matthew.vagn...@uth.tmc.edu> wrote:
I tend to believe that "Perfect is the Enemy of Good".
Then perhaps my hesitance (where I suggested that my own argument was
possibly spurious) is a workable "Good" middle-ground? The identifier
doesn't HAVE to be opaque, so long as there are multi-lingual labels...??
Then at least it's immediately readable for some subset of people.
I still feel queasy about it, but... if we're trying to compare "Perfect"
and "Good", then...??
The argument that Java didn't use language-neutral method names is a
compelling one for me. hmmmm... I may be moving to the dark side of this
discussion! ;-) LOL!
M
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Dr. Mark Wilkinson
Assistant Professor, Medical Genetics
PI Bioinformatics, Institute for Heart and Lung Health
St. Paul's Hospital/UBC
Vancouver, BC, Canada
