Re: naming conventions

J. Perkins wrote:

> > match those in the wxWindows documentation (and
> > disregard the C# naming scheme for this) so that
> > flags such as wx.Right become wxALIGN_RIGHT or

Currently, it actually is wx.Alignment.Right, I think.

> > simply wx.ALIGN_RIGHT.  What do you think of this?
> 
> That's fine with me. I prefer the second form
> (wx.ALIGN_RIGHT). We could always have both:
> wx.ALIGN_RIGHT and wx.AlignRight set to
> the same value.

I wonder e.g. Qt# does. Do they use QWindow or Q.Window.
Either way, I agree that we should use wx.Frame (or
just Frame in the wx namespace), but I am a litte
unsure about the wx.ALIGN_RIGHT vs. just wxALIGN_RIGHT.
I am used (under all current implementation) to the
second (simple) form although Perl and Python have name
spaces just like C#. It is really a matter of tasts and
we might decide to have both

namespace wx
{
    const int ALIGN_RIGHT = 0x0008;
    const int wxALIGN_RIGHT = ALIGN_RIGHT;
}

  Robert
 
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Robert Roebling, MD <[email protected]>


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