Hi guys,
Racket has some naming conventions that I’ve come across: parameters prefixed
with “current-“, class and interfaces suffixed with % and <%> respectively.
I’ve not stumbled across one for structs yet.
Suppose I have a circle struct and want to distinguish this from the
http/image circ
I don't think there's a convention, and I've not yet found an ideal one.
Around 2000, with portable RnRS-ish Scheme absent a module system, I
started using a convention that I think I took from Olin Shivers, which
is to prefix non-public toplevel identifiers with `%`. (At one point, I
even ha
Coming from a Perl background, I've long had a convention of naming
private functions with a leading underscore, e.g. _do-the-thing. Is
there a standard Racket convention for this and, if so, what is it?
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Greetings.
> On 2015 Jun 29, at 16:05, Philip Blair wrote:
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> Perhaps, I'm wrong, but I don't believe there's an *explicit* convention;
> however, as far as I've seen, it typically is used for function variants
> (more specifically, I *usually* see it used to distinguish multiple functions
Perhaps, I'm wrong, but I don't believe there's an *explicit*
convention; however, as far as I've seen, it typically is used for
function variants (more specifically, I *usually* see it used to
distinguish multiple functions which do more or less the same thing with
different input forms).
T
Is there an explicit strategy for the use of / in function names, "overlay/xy",
"scale/xy" and so on?
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