Ok, agreed, we will use a prefix.
There is an additional proposal. In addition to file type lxqtaboutdialog.h
we create class-name files like LxQtAboutDialog. Programmer should include
them as "<lxqt/LxQtAboutDialog>" Not very convenient mess
lowercase-uppercase.
My suggestion,
1. files are put in /usr/include/lxqt
2. additionally create a symlink /usr/include/LxQt -> /usr/include/lxqt
3. For files LxQtAboutDialog we remove the prefix LxQt.
Programmer will include the header file so:
#include <LxQt/AboutDialog>
the directory is a namespace, filename - a name of the class.
What?
2013/10/22 PCMan <pcman...@gmail.com>
> On Tue, Oct 22, 2013 at 5:21 PM, <u-c...@aetey.se> wrote:
> >> Александр Соколов has written on Tuesday, 22 October, at 12:41:
> >> >Variant 1.
> >> > The QTXDG_INCLUDE_DIR is equal "/usr/include". In this case in the
> code
> >> >we use "#include <qtxdg/XdgDirs>". The X11 behave so.
> >
> > Namespacing is good.
> Second that!
> Though variant 2 is easier to write and is more visually appealing,
> variant 1 seems to be safer and prevent some conflicts.
>
> >> >Variant 2.
> >> > The QTXDG_INCLUDE_DIR is equal "/usr/include/qtxdg". In this case
> in the
> >> >code we use "#include <XdgDirs>". The Qt4 behave so.
> >
> > No namespacing is risky, think of name collisions with someone else's
> > "XdgDirs" or something
> > which for whatever reason may happen to be desirable to include in the
> same
> > source file...
> >
> > Rune
> >
> >
> >
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