[PyKDE] camel/under style

[Torsten Marek]

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Patrick Stinson schrieb:
> pythonic purists use underscores and lowercase as described in the
> python style guide, qt/C++ people use camel casing to remain
> consistent with Qt.
> 
> What do PyQt people use?
> 
> 
Hi,

for classes, "public" methods and functions, I use camel case. For everything
else (internal functions/apis, variable and arg names), I sometimes use
lowercase/underscore. I used to have camel-casing everywhere, but somehow I
switched over. Maybe it was because I saw all these underscores in other
people's Python code. Still, class or method names with underscores would look
unbelievable odd to me...

best,

Torsten
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