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Probably, the key part of what you said, is "couple of comments". Makes a huge difference if the same convention is on,say, 100,000 LOC, and the people who wr
by darwinGod 14y ago
Probably, the key part of what you said, is "couple of comments". Makes a huge difference if the same convention is on,say, 100,000 LOC, and the people who wrote it didnt give proper comments and left the company! :P
Speaking on naming conventions:
This is the name of a class in Chromium source code (C++): 'BufferedSpdyFramerVisitorInterface' .
The codebase is that meticulous! For a guy who wanted to learn about browser implementation,and downloaded the codebase,this is good.
These meticulous naming conventions- has it anything to do with using a full-blown ide vs vim?
- Sindisil 14y ago> These meticulous naming conventions- has it anything to do with using a full-blown ide vs vim? What would you think that? If it's because of auto-complete, please understand that this is 2012, and vim is not [just] vi. There are several different flavors of auto-complete available in vim; some built in, some as extensions.
- Produce 14y agoNot to mention that there's eclim for full-scale Eclipse completion and ctags which provides almost the same functionality (though not as intelligently).