Re: . or : for namespace?
- Posted by CChris <christian.cuvier at ?griculture.gouv.?r> Apr 30, 2008
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c.k.lester wrote: > > Jeremy Cowgar wrote: > > > > I don't think we ever came to a decision on to use : or . > > I like the dot for everything. It's a single-finger keystroke and looks nice. > It can be used for structures, objects, etc... wherever there is a structure > of hierarchical data (like in your examples). > > Caveat: I've never even used the ':' for namespacing, and the only place I've > seen it used extensively is Matt's code. Does Win32Lib use it? So, given this, > I really don't care if the dot is adopted for namespacing or not. I'm voting > my preference so that should I ever need it, I can use the friendly > neighborhood > dot. Some include files in win32lib use the include...as form, notably series.e. There is no internal reason to do that, just the name clash protection issue, so I left it in as harmless. As for whether to use . or :, I'll abstain. . is more commonplace, but : is easy (perhaps 10% easier) to type, so it hardly matters. CChris