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Hey guys! Quick question...
Why are some functions camelCased while others are not? Like tryFunction/trycatch. Is there a rule behind it?
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@svallory Thanks for opening this discussion. Where are you referring to, specifically? Documentation, namespace?
Looking at the docs and namespace, it does look like we are inconsistent here:
In this particular case, I don't think we have a rationale for diverging conventions. I'd be inclined to update trythen and trycatch to tryThen and tryCatch, as this seems preferable to tryfunction and tryrequire.
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@svallory Thanks for opening this discussion. Where are you referring to, specifically? Documentation, namespace?
Looking at the docs and namespace, it does look like we are inconsistent here:
In this particular case, I don't think we have a rationale for diverging conventions. I'd be inclined to update trythen and trycatch to tryThen and tryCatch, as this seems preferable to tryfunction and tryrequire.
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Great! Sticking to a convention helps newcomers a lot!
I was reading the documentation, and noticed there are several functions that don't follow the camelCase pattern and instead are all lowercase. safeintmin is another example.
There were enough that I thought there could be a reason. Even when there is, may I suggest adding aliases?
For example, if safeintmin is all in lowercase due to some historical or contextual reason, just add a alias safeIntMin
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