On 2012-08-19 00:36 +0800, Roland Winkler wrote:
> I guess `x' is really just a prefix -- for what? I'd prefer a more
> mnemonic name here.
Fair enough though using 'x' to mean extension is not uncommon. For
example, in emacs, we have a few libs: files-x, dired-x etc.
Leo
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Roland Winkler writes:
> I guess `x' is really just a prefix -- for what? I'd prefer a more
> mnemonic name here.
The X- prefix is a convention sometimes used to indicate it's an
application-specific `eXtension' to some standard. This is
common in mail headers, for instance your mail contains th
On Thu Aug 16 2012 Sriram Karra wrote:
> I think it is time we start putting together some stuff for a
> proper "Official BBDB v3 Page". Savannah provides for a project
> home page at the above URL. I can help set something up, perhaps
> in some community editable format (tiddlywiki, for e.g.) or
>
On Fri Aug 17 2012 Leo wrote:
> Would you be OK with 'x'? I got the idea from vcard where custom
> fields are prefixed with x-.
I guess `x' is really just a prefix -- for what? I'd prefer a more
mnemonic name here.
Roland
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