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> Case- and underscore insensitivity This is a great feature when interfacing directly with C libraries. You can declare the names as they are in the original
by audunw 8y ago
> Case- and underscore insensitivity
This is a great feature when interfacing directly with C libraries. You can declare the names as they are in the original library, which is best for debugging and reference. They can be a variety of styles, but in your code you can refer to them all with camelCase so you have a consistent style in your own code.
I've never had any problem with it. It just works, and if you don't want to use it, it's not going to be an issue.