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| elm:
--- Quote from: Zloff on December 16, 2015, 02:07:13 PM ---back in 2007/8 my company --- End quote --- |
| portify:
--- Quote from: Zloff on December 16, 2015, 02:07:13 PM ---also, how do you all capitalize? I do like so: "DESC.sampleText", my supervisor would do something along the lines of: "Desc.SampleText" and most of my other coworkers don't capitalize anything --- End quote --- desc.sample-text, of course |
| Foxscotch:
camelcase is disgusting I only use it in languages that conventionally use camelcase. because following conventions is good so I would do what port said. but I don't think I would give any file "sample-text" as a file extension because that's weird. unless there's actually a file format that was created specifically for sample text, and I was using it which there probably isn't, and I certainly wouldn't be |
| Zloff:
file extension? shoot I don't know how I didn't even think of that lol but no desc would be a data source(such as a table), sample text would be the variable(or row) to pull data from --- Quote from: elm on December 16, 2015, 03:17:10 PM --- --- End quote --- in my defense, it took a year but I've finally warmed up to the place to the point where I can say "my company" instead of "the company that I work for" |
| Foxscotch:
--- Quote from: Zloff on December 16, 2015, 04:46:15 PM ---file extension? shoot I don't know how I didn't even think of that lol but no desc would be a data source(such as a table), sample text would be the variable(or row) to pull data from --- End quote --- oh in that case I feel like it should be required to do it a certain way because case insensitivity is dumb. but the way I would choose to do it would be what port said. unless hyphens aren't allowed, cus they usually aren't. in that case I would use an underscore instead |
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