Pedro Salazar / Wednesday, January 14, 2004 3:18 AM
> On Wed, 2004-01-14 at 05:30, Adam L wrote:
> > What you're missing is the bean semantics regarding property names
> > with multiple upper case letters in a row.
This is why I eventually succumbed to capitalizing only the first letter
of acronyms, though I still manage to slip in an EJB or DTO and then get
stuck with a DTOtoEJBMapper. dTOtoEJBMapper? And someone inevitably
names a class with adjacent acronyms: DTOEJBView.
I'm used to DtoToEjbMapper and DtoEjbView, and they handle lowercase
better I think: dtoToEjbMapper, dtoEjbView.
> Well, I changed it from PTypeId to PtypeId even semantically
> the 't' letter should be uppercase.
Yeah, one-letter words still fail. Can you abbreviate the P word to two
letters? PgTypeId.
> There is no big deal about this, however I think XDoclet
> should transform always the first letter of the word to
> lowercase independent of the 2nd word letter is uppercase or
> lowercase.
Agreed.
> getPtblah --> pTblah
^t, si? ;)
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