There are two main reasons: - "class" is reserved word in C++, do not wan to intefere by occasion; - my objects are not real C++ classes; I do not want to mix my klasses with standard language feature.
And it's an old trick, actually. Check GTK/GNOME, for example :)
Aleksey
Jesse Pelton wrote:
One thing I noticed browsing the documentation is the use of "klass" rather
than "class." It appears systematic, showing up in structure member names as
well as prose, so I assume it's intentional, but it looks odd to me. Is it
intentional, and if so, what's the rationale?
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