ID:               16666
 Updated by:       [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Reported By:      [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Status:           Closed
 Bug Type:         Feature/Change Request
 Operating System: MS Win2000 (not important)
 PHP Version:      4.2.0
 New Comment:

CanYouReallyReadThis as_fast_as_you_read_this?

anyway, this_is_the_way_to_go_with_PHP,
and the old ones like imagecreate will be 
converted to image_create so that they 
comply when we switch to version 5.0 or so
(while maintaining BC-aliases for a while)


Previous Comments:
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[2002-04-18 01:16:29] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

All other functions in php use the '_' notation.
I had to decide between php und w3c and decided for
php.

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[2002-04-17 16:17:32] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

justToBeArgumentativeSinceThisIsMyPreferredStyle rather than the
fy_i_v_lwwds_t style ;)

addSlashes()
htmlEntities()
quoteMeta()
stripSlashes()
ucWords()
wordWrap()
imageCreate()
imageFill()
rawUrlEncode()

And while I know these are all probably encoded as lowercase and the
fact they can be uppercased is merely that functions are insensitive, I
do believe that it makes the point :)

Cheers,
Rob.

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[2002-04-17 16:07:19] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Unlikely to happen.

This would break 1000� of scripts.

I hope you know what I mean.

OTOH, IMHO that's just syntentic sugar. Many people do not like to read
in StUYcApS and find this_style_easier_to_read.

And, it's the PHP naming convention to use_this_style.

I bet you're out of luck.

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[2002-04-17 14:01:31] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Hello! 
I like to see DOM XML extension in PHP. I often use it in browser's
(client-side) programming using JavaScript, so I am surprised, why the
functions of this extension is named as today. It is a confusing for me
and think not only form me. According to W3C DOM standards functions
looks like "getAttribute" and not "get_attribute" etc. I hope, that You
know what I mean. 

Thank You. 

Steve

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