As an experiment, I've implemented the change to CamelCase element
filenames - and have checked it in - including necessary changes in
DBIx-Class-HTML-FormFu, HTML-FormFu-Dojo and HTML-FormFu-Imager.
I'll try to get the time over the weekend to update a couple of cat
apps to the very latest svn ve
On 17/08/07, Brian Cassidy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Carl Franks wrote:
> > Sigh, I just didn't want to mess people about by renaming all the
> > Element files to CamelCase - when I did the exact opposite 5 months
> > ago.
> > That's really the only reason I suggested such a complicated solution
I'd prefer CamelCase too. The config should allow CamelCase as well as
spaces between words. And maybe without spaces also. That could be done
by lc'ing the class name and the config name and then comparing.
Just a thought...
Carl Franks schrieb:
On 17/08/07, Brian Cassidy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
Carl Franks wrote:
Sigh, I just didn't want to mess people about by renaming all the
Element files to CamelCase - when I did the exact opposite 5 months
ago.
That's really the only reason I suggested such a complicated solution.
And I feel the current inconsistency has the potential to cause
conf
On 17/08/07, Brian Cassidy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Carl Franks wrote:
> > I'm not entirely happy with all element filenames being lowercase, and
> > everything else being CamelCaps.
> > What I think would be better, would be to have all files under:
> >Elements/
> >Deflators/
> >Fi
Carl Franks wrote:
I'm not entirely happy with all element filenames being lowercase, and
everything else being CamelCaps.
What I think would be better, would be to have all files under:
Elements/
Deflators/
Filters/
Constraints/
Inflators/
Validators/
Transformers/
to be low
