<div dir="ltr">I discovered this email, because I have a mistake with gmail and alioth...<br><br clear="all"><pre>I have two naming questions:<br><br>1. What is the difference between create and make ? For instance, I<br>adding docs now to my SQLite binding and when comparing to the docs in<br>
other objects, I noticed sometimes the use of make other times the use<br>of create. I have one such slot that takes a sqlite3* pointer from C and<br>creates a new SQLITE object from it. Should this be named "create" or<br>
"make" ? What is the rule in regards to these two names?<br><br>> make and create is a sort of tradition from Benoit. 'make' initialise a previoulsy cloned object. create send a cloned and maked object <br>
<br>2. What is the rule as to when to use keywords vs. more descriptive slot<br>names? For instance:<br><br>- bind_string (col:INTEGER, value:ABSTRACT_STRING)<br>- bind_integer (col:INTEGER, value:INTEGER)<br>- bind_integer64 (col:INTEGER, value:INTEGER_64)<br>
... etc<br><br>-- or --<br><br>- bind col:INTEGER to_string value:ABSTRACT_STRING<br>- bind col:INTEGER to_integer value:INTEGER<br>- bind col:INTEGER to_integer64 value:INTEGER_64<br>... etc<br><br>> The goal is to be nearest as possible to natural language. <br>
>So because you're english native, you are better competent than me do decide<br>> what's better :)<br>> The second example looks more lisaac's traditional ;-)<br><br>Thanks!<br><br>Jeremy<br><br></pre>
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