|
|
| |
1. Why a Capital F class functions? |
|
Reply |
|
|
Ariel Barreiro | 2012-11-29 14:20:43 |
I was starting to use sublime text as an editor with ctags plugin and I noticed the functions of your class were not recognized as functions and neither by the ctags function.
I understand this is completely off-topic to the function of the class, but why the capital F in "F"unction definitions? I was hoping to have a setting to allow both the editor and ctags to allow this keyword but they are not nicely working so far, was it a personal preference or a reason out of it.
This is just out of curiosity, thanks. |
| |
2. Re: Why a Capital F class functions? |
|
Reply |
|
|
Manuel Lemos | 2012-11-29 16:23:56 - In reply to message 1 from Ariel Barreiro |
This is my programming style since I ever started programming with PHP in 1997, even before PHP had classes.
Anyway, it is just a convention that makes the code more readable to me.
In PHP function names are case insensitive, so it should not matter, except probably for ctags I guess. |
| |
3. Re: Why a Capital F class functions? |
|
Reply |
|
|
Ariel Barreiro | 2012-11-29 23:08:38 - In reply to message 2 from Manuel Lemos |
Aha, sublime text doesn't like "Function" either although I would probably think that beast should be configurable for that.
Thanks! have another more implementation related question to you on another thread. |
|
Stumble It!
Bookmark in del.icio.us
