Good question. I asked it myself s while ago. Since C# distinguishes identifiers by case, it may be not such a bad idea to not to do this. OTOH so far nobody seems to have a real problem with the status quo ...
________________________________ Von: David Sautter Gesendet: 27.09.2013 16:40 An: user@thrift.apache.org Betreff: capitalization convention in csharp public properties Hi to all, I'm currently into some csharp and javascript programming using Thrift. In my .thrift-files I declared some structs with properties which had no capitalization (e.g. 1: int id). After compiling the .thrift files I noticed that in js public properties are staying to be without capitalization whereas in csharp public properties are capitalized. So it's conform with the csharp code styling guidelines etc. but the question is wether it is intended by the Thrift compiler to implicitly change what i defined in my thrift files? greetings David
