On 7/10/10 5:33 AM, Michael wrote:
I see that Symfony2 has for the most part adopted the PEAR / ZF coding standards. Is there any plan to adopt the leading underscore for protected and private class properties and methods (e.g. $_protectedVariable)? Whether or not you like leading underscores, without adopting this important and differentiating aspect of the PEAR / ZF coding standards, Symfony2 is still creating its own unique coding standard.
Yes, we are trying to be more like Zend/PEAR2 for better interoperability. For instance, if you work with both Symfony2 and Zend Framework, having to switch from 2 spaces to 4 in any IDE is really annoying (the same goes for the bracket positions). But the _ notation for properties/methods is a totally different story as it does not change the way your work with the code in an IDE. Also, it does not make any sense to me (as PHP5 has built-in visibility support). Finally, I hope ZF will drop this convention for ZF2.
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