On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 2:55 PM, Sam Ma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does this is arguments/parameters means?
Hi Sam.
I think the coding standards are worded a little badly on that point.
Judging from the symfony code, the only location where variables are
written with underscores _ever_ are templates. Wherever else you use
variables, be it in function or method signatures or bodies, write
them camel-cased.
"Use underscores for option/argument/parameter names."
As Fabian tried to point out, what is really meant with this line are
the keys in associative arrays used to configure behaviour
dynamically. Nothing else.
Example:
function my_custom_helper($parameterOne, $parameterTwo, $options)
{
// $options['option_one']
// $options['option_two']
// and so on...
}
Bernhard
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