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While performing a manual merge on some of my files I noticed c_winapi and cpp-winapi. Could we please enforce naming rules such that we only use underscores or dashes? Unless the language actually includes these I don't see why we use both.
That would be my only concern at the moment.
Here are the ones I can find
Using "-"
cpp-qt.php
cpp-winapi.php
ocaml-brief.php
php-brief.php
Using "_"
apt_sources.php
c_loadrunner.php
c_mac.php
c_winapi.php
org_conf.php
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cweiske
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Naming regulations
Naming regulations: _ or - in file names
Mar 15, 2017
Basically use dash (-) if a specialised version of another language (e.g. cpp-qt, php-brief), use underscore (_) when the name would otherwise contain disallowed characters (e.g. apt_sources, xorg_conf).
Thus the only non-conforming files from your list are the 3 language files for variants of C (c_loadrunner, c_mac, c_winapi) which should receive a dash.
While performing a manual merge on some of my files I noticed c_winapi and cpp-winapi. Could we please enforce naming rules such that we only use underscores or dashes? Unless the language actually includes these I don't see why we use both.
That would be my only concern at the moment.
Here are the ones I can find
Using "-"
Using "_"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: