Coding style

ruby-talk
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Hey,
Does ruby programmers preffer java style "def myMethod" or "def my_method" ?
Does exist any standrds ?

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Tomasz Drobiszewski

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When coding ruby, the uncerscore way of writing methods is prefered;
for classes CamelCase is preferred.
A good startingpoint for this is:
<http://pub.cozmixng.org/~the-rwiki/rw-cgi.rb?cmd=view;name=RubyCodingConvention&gt;

grtz,
wannes

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On 06/10/05, baklarz <baklarz@z.pl> wrote:

Hey,
Does ruby programmers preffer java style "def myMethod" or "def my_method" ?
Does exist any standrds ?

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I do believe 'def my_method' is preferred.

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On 10/6/05, baklarz <baklarz@z.pl> wrote:

Hey,
Does ruby programmers preffer java style "def myMethod" or "def my_method" ?
Does exist any standrds ?
--
Tomasz Drobiszewski

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baklarz a écrit :

Hey, Does ruby programmers preffer java style "def myMethod" or
"def my_method" ? Does exist any standrds ?

Hi baklarz,

Welcome to ruby :slight_smile:

Ruby preffers underscore_methods.

For more informations, RubyGarden[1] is a good ressource. Here[2] is
an article that explains the different styles.

Cheers,
   zimba

[1] http://www.rubygarden.org
[2] http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?RubyStyleGuide

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FYI, I just cleaned that page up a bunch. I welcome corrections if I have mis-stated the community consensus on any topics.

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On Oct 6, 2005, at 3:10 AM, zimba wrote:

For more informations, RubyGarden[1] is a good ressource. Here[2] is
an article that explains the different styles.
[1] http://www.rubygarden.org
[2] http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?RubyStyleGuide