Re: [Sunuml-developers] wxPython/wxWidgets help

[Javier C. <ja...@ya...>]

They are really similar. Maybe wxPython style will be better because we 
will be working alot with that library.

Although I'm against using methods with CamelCase. If we select an 
standard it should be mixedCase or words_sepparated_with_underscores.

Using CameCase will be really confusing. For example if you see the code 
"Something(paramter)" you won't know if it is creating an object of 
class Something or calling the function Something. This is specially 
true in Python because you don't put "new" in front of the class name to 
create an instance, just the class name.

Regards
Javier

Aid...@ba... escribió:
> The issue is that wxPython follows wxWidgets style for class and method
> names. 
> As we are building with wxPython I think we should follow their style. 
>
> Regards,
> Aidar
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