Re: Uppercase overrides and parsing speed

["Mike (mwester)" <mwester@dls.net>]

Marcin Juszkiewicz wrote:
> Dnia Saturday, 23 of February 2008, Paul Sokolovsky napisał:
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>> Koen Kooi <koen@dominion.kabel.utwente.nl> wrote:
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>>> Didn't we also agree that variable names shouldn't include '_' at
>>> all?
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>> How is that achievable? LETSUSEITLIKETHIS? Maybe exclude 'A' too? ;-)
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> LETS-USE-IT-LIKE-THIS was one of suggestions.
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Oh come on, now - you can't be serious.  It's just not difficult enough 
or arcane enough with any of those choices!  We need to insist on this 
syntax for variables:

LET\'S\ USE\ IT\ LIKE\ THIS

;-) :-P

Didn't there used to be some recommendation for a variable naming 
convention that encoded the type into the name?  Somehow all these 
restrictions on the use of case and underscores reminds me of that 
notation  -- that idea seems to have faded away (thank goodness for 
that, too), and I don't think we should let OE go there either.  I'd 
rather take a small performance hit instead of having to remember even 
more rules about upper/lower case and other naming conventions.  I vote 
to leave well enough alone... JMO.

Mike (mwester)