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It’s a byproduct of Objective C. It’s pretty common to see just about anything that provides bindings/bridges into ObjC to match the casing of the ObjC code—thi
by bobwaycott 8y ago
It’s a byproduct of Objective C. It’s pretty common to see just about anything that provides bindings/bridges into ObjC to match the casing of the ObjC code—this is typically to help with matching and looking up relevant ObjC documentation to understand the original code better. It is off-putting, for sure.
- laingc 8y agoThat makes sense. It's good that PEP8 makes exceptions for such cases, I suppose, but it just looks wrong to my eye.