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[REBOL] Who is that grouch? -or- Fun with functions! Re:(12)

From: lmecir:geocities at: 6-Oct-2000 14:54

Hi Joel,
> > > A set of higher order functions: > > > Accum, Apply, Curry, Composition, Enum, Filter, Map, Mapper, Nargs, > > Refined > > > http://www.rebol.org/advanced/highfun.r > > > > > > > Well, actually, I do have one question (esp. to Ladislav and/or > Allen) regarding style. I've noticed both of you using capital > letters (e.g., in the list of HOFs above), but haven't figured > out the convention by which one decides what is capitalized. > Just curious... > > -jn- >
that is my "convention", that nobody else uses AFAIK, Allen just (as that lazy... suggests) copied a part of the file IMHO. I do it when speaking about Rebol values to distinguish them and the normal text. Example: a: either b= 1[5] [6] When refering to the code above I am trying to (as consistently as possible) use A as a name for the Rebol integer value stored in the Rebol word 'A (whether it is 5 or 6) as opposed to 'A, which denotes the Rebol word as such. That is why I speak about Refined (Rebol function) and 'Refined (Rebol word). My "convention" differs dramatically from Elan's, (maybe others use that too), because what I call A he usually denotes 'a and what I call 'A he usually denotes a (or A). I think, that from the above description is clear, that either mine, or his "convention" looks as being "inside out" or "upside down". When I wrote a HTML version of my http://www.geocities.com/lmecir.geo/contexts.html, I used a different convention : I simply used a different font (Courier) for the same purpose instead of initial capital letters, which may be even more readable (I hope). Cheers Ladislav