sammccall added a comment.

In D116387#3230893 <https://reviews.llvm.org/D116387#3230893>, @hokein wrote:

> Agree that __ reserved names are ugly,  but I'm not sure this is a great 
> improvement.
>
> I played around the patch locally, and found the new behavior being confused 
> in some cases (mostly inconsistencies between deuglified places vs uglified 
> places), and seems hard for readers to predict it:

Agree, but I don't think it needs to be predictable, it's enough that the 
output can be understood.
(e.g. I never particularly noticed *which* identifiers in stdlib were ugly, 
just that the thing overall was hard to read).
i.e. if we remove the underscores half the time, that seems like a win.

> - inconsistency with doc-comment which still uses the __ name (this seems 
> hard to fix)
>
> F21562126: image.png <https://reviews.llvm.org/F21562126>

Yes :-( However I don't think a human reader is likely to be confused by this.

> - the print type in hover still uses __name (maybe this is expected, or we 
> could introduce a `reserved` field in hover, like `template-type-param Tp 
> (reserved)`)
>
> F21562145: image.png <https://reviews.llvm.org/F21562145>

This is an oversight, I'll fix this.

> - the deuglified behavior is triggered on (template/function) parameters, 
> which means we have uglified name for `void foo(_ReservedClass& abc)` vs 
> deuglified name for `template<typename _ReservedClass> void 
> foo(_ReservedClass& abc)` (expanding the scope could fix that, but it doesn't 
> seem something we want to do)

This is deliberate: `_ReservedClass` is part of the API of `foo`, so renaming 
it is a semantic change.
I don't this change increases the amount of inconsistency:  today we 
have`vector` vs `push_back` vs `_ReservedClass` vs `_Tp`.


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