Use CapWords for class names #8
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yes, it is still possible and I would support it. For now, I have no time to change this, but I think I put this on my agenda. |
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I had your repo on my to-help list for months. Most of those issues I have
an idea how to solve, and will be submitting PRs when I have time.
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It's the Python standard in PEP-8, and having classes with Cap_Words (e.g.,
Bank_Account) is confusing. Since the API is not finalized yet, do you think it's possible to change those toBankAccountetc, and maybe keep the old ones, but with a deprecation warning?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: