RE: [Grouptime-developers] some more comments

[Jan U. <ja...@ko...>]

> hi all!
> 
> i have some more comments about coding standards.
> 
> In section 2 (Standard) it should be "introduce" and not "introduces".
ok,bugfixed :)
 
> A doubt: so in resume, we agreed with 4 spaces. Is that right?
correct
 
> i dont agree with uppercase html tags. Lowercase html tags 
> makes the writing of documents easier. Why using capitalized 
> ones? I dont know why...
ok, as you wish :)
 
> the class files problem still exists...
> Putting '_' (underscore) in file names is ugly! i suggest: 
> MyClass.class.php for class MyClass
ok, let's make them so: MyClass.class.php

> or 
> 
> myclass.class.php for class MyClass (this is worse)
> 
> whats the problem with filenames having capitalized letters? 
> When we want to instanciate an instance of a class, do we 
> forget to capitalize the right letter? I dont think so... 
> This stands for filesnames too. I have an idea for classes 
> handling. We could use something like the import contruct of java. 
> Do you know this? Its like this:
> For example: supose that i want to use the class MyClass in 
> my php script. So i write: <? 
> import("net.sourceforge.grouptime.MyClass");
> 
> $myInstance = new MyClass;
> ?>
> this will import the MyClass definition to my script so i can 
> use it normaly. In this case the class file would be in the 
> directory classes/net/sourceforge/grouptime/
> where classes directory is our class repository.
> This is used to avoid classes with the same names but with 
> diferent implementations. This is done using and URI that is 
> normaly defined based on the application URL. What do you 
> think? Have you ever worked with java?
I don't think nothing now, don't know, but this is not the issue of the
coding standard, isn't it!?

> About why i suggested MyFunctions.func.php instead of 
> MyFunctions.fun.php, this is only because of the number of 
> letter used in class filenames (class - 4) and for functions 
> filenames (fun - only 3). Thats why, but this is only litle 
> details! :-P
Ok, then it stays MyFunctions.fun.php :)

> In section 2.2 (Functions, classes, methods) theres an error 
> in classnames example: the name of contructor method must 
> have the same name than the class (in this case MyClassName 
> and not myClassName). Ok? :-)

bugifxed