> I propose a common nomenclature.
I never like reverse Hungarian notation and variants because invariably you
end up with names that don't describe the datatype well, or you end up with
long names, and I hate long names.
I think names should be functional: "state" describes the thing without
describing the datatype, as does "event", regardless of the implementation.
> on_stupid => Undecided::Cb::Chain->new(
> Undecided::Cb->new(\&callback),
> Undecided::Ob->new($object, "method"),
> Undecided::Cl->new($class, "method"),
> Undecided::Ev->new("event"), # probably only valid as the last item
> ),
not that the above couldn't equally be expressed as:
on_stupid => [
"event",
\&callback,
[$object => "method"],
[$class, "method"]
];
which I find more concise and perlish. yes, the Undecided thing helps hide
behind objects but it just seems so unwieldy.
- ekkis
http://www.arix.com/ec
