> "Kjell Rilbe" wrote:
> But let me take another example. I hate hungarian notation (let's not
> get into the whys, pros and cons here). How do I avoid being forced to
> use that when using code written by someone who uses it? Same same but
> different....
>
> I actually think that if a thing is named "sdnuk" then it should be
> named sdnuk *everywhere* even if I don't like the name. If I decide that
> in my code it's not sdnuk, but SdNuk, most other people familiar with
> the sdnuk package will find my code difficult to read. That's not good.
> So, again, case sensitivity is good.
>
> I can't see what the big problem is here? Why is it so difficult to
> write a name the same way everywhere? Why? I just don't get it.

I must say your e-mails are hard to read - once you write "But",
the other times "but", sometimes you write "Same", sometimes "same",
try to be more consistent. :-)

Ivan