[harbu]

For example the sqlX module, the new hud system and new api for plugin intercommunication. Is there a reason why they are not all in lowercase like the rest of the functions but part of them are capitalized? I just find it a pain in the ass to have to capitlize them everytime and often get errors because of this.

SQL_Connect
SQL_GetInsertId

CreateHudSyncObj
CreateMultiForward
CreateOneForward

[Rixorster]

Yeh, it's fucked up :S

[SweatyBanana]

SQLx is all capitalized..

http://www.amxmodx.org/funcwiki.php?go=inc&id=50

Anyway, what are you talking about?


Every new word or part of word usually gets capitalized..

Just like in most variables.

[Rixorster]

All other functions from before (Engine functions etc.) are not capitalized. :/

[SweatyBanana]

Well it isn't the same module now is it?

[harbu]

Ehh? Everything else in the core is lowercase except the new hud functions. DBI functions are in lowercase, same for fun, most of engine, cstrike, dodx, dodfun, fakemeta, nvault, tsx etc. Why break the trend on SQLx and the new hud functions?

[teame06]

It because the person who design the code was Bailopan. Personally I like this style better then the old way. So he would be know the reason why he did it that way.

[Brad]

BAILOPAN has matured. That's why it's changed.

[Zenith77]

For those of you that don't know:

this_is_linux_style()
ThisIsWindowsStyle()

I've always stuck with the latter style and apparently as stated before, BAIL likes the window's style to (it's easier to tell what is a function, and what is a variable and other stuff.)

You could use defines though if you're that annoyed with it.

// IIRC you can do this in pawn.
#define this_is_my_function AFunctionUsingWindowsStyle

this_is_my_function(hi);

[Brad]

Those two styles have nothing to do with Windows or Linux.