Mani, By convention, all classes in ActionScript start with an uppercase character and are camel case.
So: DataGrid SomeComponent variable names also tend to be camel case, with a lower case first letter. So, I would wager the packages are simply an extension of this concept. It is a convention though, not a rule, so, I am not sure why you would see any difference. Mike --- In [email protected], diamondTearz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Does the camel case naming of the packages in the components in Flex serve a > special purpose? For example listClasses instead of "listclasses". I was > wondering if naming them that way did something. I noticed that it seemed > to have an effect on my code completion but would like to know more. > > Mani > > -- > View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Why-do-the- Actionscript-display-class-packages-have-camelcase-in-their-naming-- tf3497273.html#a9768345 > Sent from the Flex Component Development mailing list archive at Nabble.com. >
