Capitals in directory names
Soeren Sandmann
sandmann at redhat.com
Wed Jun 15 13:52:02 PDT 2005
Soeren Sandmann wrote:
> I am not sure it is. It would be useful if we could specify trivial
> stuff like
>
> - Do the modules start with an X, and if yes, is it in upper or
> lower case?
>
> - Is the first letter after the X capitalized?
>
> - What is the mapping between the proto module and the library module
> (eg., PanoramiX/Xinerama brain damage).
>
> - etc.
Here is a more concrete suggestion:
For all proto components:
- Decide on a real, no-nonsense name for the extension, based on what
people actually call it when the talk about it. Eg.,
- render
- fixes
- damage
- composite
- xinerama (not panoramix)
- screensaver (not SS, not Scrnsaver, not ScrnSaver)
- extensions (not XExt)
- x11 (for the core protocol, not "core" because various tools
treat
files called "core" differently)
- print
- video
- xf86-bigfont
- xf86-dga
- dmx
etc.
- Rename all the .pc files to be called <directoryname>-proto.pc
For all lib components:
- Do the same thing for the libraries: decide on a name and spell it
correctly:
- render
- composite
- damage
- x11
- extensions
- resource
- session-manager
- font
- print
- xt
- transport
- trap
- input
- test
- xv
- xprint-util
- xprint-app-util
- xpm
- evie
- xf86-dga
- Rename all the .pc files to be called <directoryname>-lib.pc,
Søren
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