naming....

what's wrong with sier.jit.gl.* or as.jit.gl.* or even cr.jit.gl.*?

a- gets an f+ from me.

jb

needs backslashes and dollar signs.
-sorry

hmm..

jeremy, nothing is wrong with either one of your sugestions.
thanks for suggesting.

i'm just thinking on keeping things coherent.
i like the hyphen separator.
reminds me of unix commands (and how i should pay more attention to you
real programmers)

and since i place them in my standard distro... i have zillion patches
with "a-" objects i shouldnt break..

but if everyone wants it, i'll change my local naming separator into "as."

anyone else?

while we are on the subject, i would like to rename the chaos collection
to "chaos-....."
will it break anyones patches?

thanks for your suggestion matthew, but my money doesnt come from
programming, it comes from projects i am involved in. that's what i like
about the whole *nix platform. data is available, but very few can
actually implement....

but if it bugs everyones mind, i can make it a symbolic pay.

please, do keep shouting what you think on this.
thanks

a

Seems like most people carve out a namespace designated by:

namespace.jit.whatever
or for max objects
namespace.whatever

While Technically it doesn't really matter if you do a-jit or as.jit,
it is more consistent with other 3rd part library naming conventions
to do as.jit.

best,
wes

ok

thanks for the suggestions.
i will rename my entire library to a "." namespace
thanks for all the input

as for the chaos externals.... can it be like richard's original namespace?

On Jan 30, 2006, at 4:58 PM, Jeremy Bernstein wrote:
> a- gets an f+ from me.

I don't know about others, but where I teach an F is an F. +/- is
reserved for the higher letters. Not that this stops students from
trying to qualify in a manner similar to Jeremy here.

Guess that doesn't sit well for your naming scheme. ;)

-----
Nathan Wolek
nw@nathanwolek.com
http://www.nathanwolek.com

Z13r-_ji+-.^[openGL.vers_2.000252]$-_-.* seems about right...

Quote: sier@risco.pt wrote on Mon, 30 January 2006 13:50
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> greetz
>
> how does a-jit.gl.* snd like? sugestions?
>
> a
>
>
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On Jan 30, 2006, at 10:14 PM, bine~ wrote:

> Z13r-_ji+-.^[openGL.vers_2.000252]$-_-.* seems about right...

Sounds like we need some Zsolt meta-externals.

- John

On around Jan 31, 2006, at 2:32, Nathan Wolek said something like:
> I don't know about others, but where I teach an F is an F.

There are a lot of different grading conventions around the world. Some
places subdivide F (or the equivalent) into +/-/square-in-the-middle
because it can make a difference when calculating a GPA (or whatever
the local equivalent is). Other places have an E as well as an F
(generally both fails, but with an E you were closer to a D).

In any case, the only truly apt grading scheme is O/E/A/P/D/T.

Yes, T really _does_ stand for "Troll."

-- P.

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