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Is it really the convention to name a some-user class 'some-userc'? Eeeargh -- I can see it's sort of like the established -p convention for predicates, but the
by abecedarius 14y ago
Is it really the convention to name a some-user class 'some-userc'? Eeeargh -- I can see it's sort of like the established -p convention for predicates, but there at least it'd be 'some-user-p' instead.
- swah 14y agoSince elisp allows it, I find '?' very elegant for predicates.
- abecedarius 14y agoI agree, but foo-p doesn't make me go all "wtf?"
- nic-ferrier 14y agoIt's not a widespread convention because use of OO is not massively widespread. I agree stuff like this is ugly, but use of annoying naming conventions in order to get an extremely practical implementation language (particularly a Lisp) is a trade off I'm happy to make.