[TYPO3-50-general] CGL discussions (misced topics)

[Ingmar Schlecht]

One more topic to add to the CGL discussions:

Is there already a definition on how to write abbreviations in curlyCaps?

So, should it be:
 OpenSSLRSAKey or OpenSslRsaKey
 XMLParser     or XmlParser?
 HTMLToXHTMLConverter or HtmlToXhtmlConverter

I personally prefer the strong enforcement of curlyCaps even in
abbreviations, but (either way) it should be defined in the CGL.

cheers
Ingmar



Tim Eilers schrieb:
> If Malte reads this:
> Please check your private mails!
> 
> --
> 
> Hi folks,
> 
> while i am porting back the sniffs[1] several new questions have come
> and will come to mind, which i want to be discussed by the "5ers":
> 
> * how i should put the original CodeSniffer compatible Files and Tests
> into the svn? They will not be compatible very much with FLOW3 and need
> to be put in special pathes of CodeSniffer itself.
> 
> * what should i do with issues i find while letting the already ported
> sniffs checking the FLOW3 packages? a) nothing? b) notice the developer
> of the code by private mail? by ticket? c) correct it by myself and
> commit it?
> 
> * what about one line else's? one line ifs without braces are allowed in
> the CGL, but what about one line elses without braces? my opinion is: if
> one line ifs without braces are allowed, one line elses should be also.
> 
> * what about to mention that checking possibility to check yourselves
> code in the FLOW3 package's documentation? give a hint to the FLOW3CGL
> package and create a own documentation there? Or give a short
> documentation how to checkout the Sniffs i am porting now and how to
> install and check the code with original CodeSniffer?
> 
> This will not be the end, other questions will occure dealing with CGL :)
> 
> 
> [1] -> i decided to port back the created sniffs back to original
> CodeSniffer compatible format. The FLOW3CGL is broken and i am not smart
> enough to fix it. Original CodeSniffer seems to be fast, good and
> compatible to Hudson. It also has Tests now, so TDD will be keeped.
> 
> 
> Cheers,
> Tim.