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From the article: "I did this because I hate uppercase characters in the middle of identifiers and I'm too lazy to type shift to get the '_'. In addition, I fi
by Hexstream 16y ago
From the article:
"I did this because I hate uppercase characters in the middle of identifiers and I'm too lazy to type shift to get the '_'. In addition, I find it more readable."
just-use-lisp-style-identifiers-then
- JonnieCache 16y ago>just-use-lisp-style-identifiers-then hitting - is not significantly easier than hitting _ when compared to hitting the spacebar. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fitts_law http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fitts_law
- nene 16y agoWell, use Whitespace then: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitespace_(programming_language) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitespace_(programming_languag...
- kbd 16y agoThis is yet another reason I enjoy typing in Dvorak :) (-_ is in a better place)
- JonnieCache 16y agoI honestly thought you'd posted a snippet of smalltalk or lisp or something for a second there. I think some people refer to that as a "brainfart." (Note that I have no practical knowledge of either language. I probably wouldn't have admitted this if I did.)
- Hexstream 16y agoHaha! I'm on Dvorak too and didn't understand at all why JohnnyCache thought hitting "-" was so much harder than Space! I guess I've been completely converted for too long.
- VMG 16y agobut then you sacrifice the "-" (minus) infix operator
- pjscott 16y agoUnless it's surrounded by spaces, which it probably should be anyway. Compare these pathological cases for either approach: one-thing - another-thing vs. one thing-another thing