Re: [API] Some more cleanup ideas

Thorsten Behrens <thb -AT- documentfoundation.org>
Mon, 3 Dec 2012 10:39:44 +0100

Jan Holesovsky wrote:

Please _please_ PLEASE name it "api" as you proposed first, not "css" -
it nearly killed me when I found out what that means when I started with
OOo [that it is not "cascade style sheet", but "com::sun::star"] - think
of the newcomers ;-)

Well, that needs some amount of explanation, too, since the nested
namespace is still there, and needs to be used when implementing an
interface. Personally I like api slightly better, but I simply lack
the time today. If someone signs up for that, then let's please also
change _all_ occurences of css in implementation code, _and_ the SDK
examples.

Cheers,

-- Thorsten

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Re: [API] Some more cleanup ideas (continued)
- Re: [API] Some more cleanup ideas · Stephan Bergmann
  - Re: [API] Some more cleanup ideas · Thorsten Behrens
    - Re: [API] Some more cleanup ideas · Stephan Bergmann
      - Re: [API] Some more cleanup ideas · Thorsten Behrens
        
        Re: [API] Some more cleanup ideas · Jan Holesovsky
        
        Re: [API] Some more cleanup ideas · Thorsten Behrens
        
        Re: [API] Some more cleanup ideas · Michael Meeks
        Re: [API] Some more cleanup ideas · Jan Holesovsky
        Re: [API] Some more cleanup ideas · Thorsten Behrens
        Re: [API] Some more cleanup ideas · Jan Holesovsky
        
        Re: [API] Some more cleanup ideas · Stephan Bergmann
        
        Re: [API] Some more cleanup ideas · Michael Stahl

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