Georg Baum wrote:
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
José Matos wrote:
On Thursday 21 September 2006 12:56, Georg Baum wrote:
Not always: Either LyX or lyx, but not lyX :-)
Here LyX goes to lyX when the first part of a method because methods
should
start with lower cap.
Yes, that was my reasoning.
I see. IMO the rule to start a method with lower cap makes only sense if it
also starts with a verb, but that is my personal view. I am sure others
disagree.
Not that I disagree but we have a lot of that style already in the code.
I guess I also prefer to stick with a strong rule that says "class
methods starts with a lower case in any case." It's easier to follow ;-)
Of course we also have the getSomeClass() style but I don't like that
one. IOW, the "get" is implicit in someClass().
Abdel.
