Hi Mikael
On Thu, 2007-12-06 at 13:10 +0100, Mikael Hermansson wrote:
> The think is I have an little idea how the C source should be written.
>
> Right now class FooBar will be mapped as foo_bar_* in c
>
> but if I add a function in the class with name beginning with upparcase
> it will be mapped uppercase to. for example:
>
> class FooBar() : Object
> { public Bas()
> { some code
> };
>
> }
>
> Will be mapped as foo_bar_Bas()
>
> why not lowercase eerything? this way its is simplier lookup function
> names when I want to debug Vala code in cgdb/gdb and so on. Also the c
> code looks cleaner :-)
The coding convention in Vala is to not use uppercase letters for method
names. If you follow that, you'll always have lowercase function names
in the generated C code. I don't know whether we should always default
to lowercase C names; I don't really care as I won't use uppercase
letters in method names but I can add the lowercase transformation if
people think that it's useful.
Jürg
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