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On Wed, 2015-04-01 at 22:54 -0700, John R Pierce wrote: > you guys sure get your panties in a bunch over something as silly as the > iso file name. You may wear them, many of us don't :-) > if you don't like the name, rename it... sheesh. Its about a consistent and logical approach to identifying versions, revisions and differences between changes. How is the latest

On Thu, April 2, 2015 9:52 am, Always Learning wrote: > > On Wed, 2015-04-01 at 22:54 -0700, John R Pierce wrote: > >> you guys sure get your panties in a bunch over something as silly as the >> iso file name. > > You may wear them, many of us don't :-) > >> if you don't like the name, rename it... sheesh. > > Its about a consistent and logical

It is my understanding that originally controller names where singular. In all the examples of RESTful controllers the names have been pluralized. So what is the new convention? Singular or plural controller names? Leevi Graham Front End Developer - User Interface Designer www.leevigraham.com | Skype Me: leevi_graham MSN Messenger: info@leevigraham.com Download My VCard --------------

Hi, I am using RoR for my web development. But Database is already created (Older database) with its own table name without RoR Specificcations. Table names are:- blacklist_patterns category comment moderation store vote What will be names for models corresponding to my above tables? If I want to specify my own names to models? Can I do it? If yes then How? Please tell me. Thanx in advance.

Are there standard naming conventions in LLVM code? Most of the variable, member function, and member variable names seem to be camelcase, beginning with either lowercase or uppercase, or initialisms. But there are exceptions, e.g. some parts of classes dealing with iterators use an STL naming convention with underscores. Is this written down anywhere? Thanks, Cameron

Hi everyone, I took a look at the IR modules clang generates, and how clang translates functions in C++ namespace and classes. I've understood how it works for namespace but is there a file or a documentation that explains how Clang translates namespaces and classes in the IR modules? If this becomes a convention all the front-end languages will be able to create functions available to other

Hi I'm using asterisk 1.4.17 and have recently found an odd issue. When processing the CDR data on outbound calls I've been using the channel field to extract which sip extension has made the call as I was under the impression that the channel name for SIP channels was always SIP/<extension name>-<semi-unique-identifier> This has worked fine for over a year but all of a

Hi all, I have looked but cannot find if there is a way on a file share to control the naming convention of files. I’d like if possible for a SAMBA file share to throw up an error if an end user tries to name any of their Word / Excel based files (or any files for that matter) with any of the following: Tilde Number sign Percent Ampersand Asterisk Braces Backslash Colon Angle brackets

Hi, I am testing to migrate samba 3 nt domain to samba 4 ad, It is sure to keep machines with hostname "_" and dns records a or cname with "_" I am reading some information, but nothing clear if we can keep this old convention.... We have made some test and seems that any problem is generated, but we are not sure if we can continue with this naming convention... thanks

Hi, I was wondering about naming conventions for functions in R. I wasn't able to find anything official, just this document, which seemed reasonable but you never know with things found on the internet: http://www1.maths.lth.se/help/R/RCC/ When submitting packages to CRAN, is there a commonly accepted way (specific to R) for naming functions? Thanks! -- View this message in context:

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Hi, I''m really new to Ruby on Rails and I''m going to use it for my personal webpage. I would also like to use for one of my profesional projects, the problem is that our Database admin has its own conventions that does not respect Rails'' ones. He uses its own conventions for naming tables AND fields names. Is it possible to set up the table name and fields names

I have a couple of CentOS 7 machines running in a vmware environment. On all the older ones I've deployed, the NIC is named ens160, but on all of the new ones, it is named ens192. I can't find any difference in the hardware that would account for this. Any suggestions on what I can do to figure out why some are named ens160 and some ens192? Thanks.

DB field names: If I have a table that references 2 or more separate users from my users table, is there a recommended naming convention for this situation? In my case, I have 3 users associated with a record in my projects table: requester_user_id created_by updated_by I could name one of them "user_id", and then projects.user would work I guess, but wouldn''t work

It's not just the name of the ISO file. c.f. the VERSION_ID variable in /etc/os-release On Thu, Apr 2, 2015 at 10:52 AM, Always Learning <centos at u64.u22.net> wrote: > > On Wed, 2015-04-01 at 22:54 -0700, John R Pierce wrote: > > > you guys sure get your panties in a bunch over something as silly as the > > iso file name. > > You may wear them, many of us

Dear List, I'm trying to figure out some best practice way with respect to the naming conventions when building own packages. I'd like to minimize the risk of choosing function names that might interfere with those of other packages (both available ones and those yet to come). I came up with following alternatives 1. Prefixing the actual names (e.g. myPkgfoo() instead of foo()): pretty

I am using the date_select helper to generate date select elements in a form. I notice that the generated HTML shows that these selects have the following names: Month: current_job[StartDate(2i)] Day: current_job[StartDate(3i)] Year: current_job[StartDate(1i)] I''m assuming that the Xi identifiers somehow specify the appropriate date part from a date or time value. Can anyone

Folks, I am new to rails. I have tried Google searches, checked the tips and doco and can''t find the answer to a simple question. I have a table called "Activity" that I want to rename so I can use RubyOnRails but I don''t know whether the plural form should be "Activitys" or "Activities". Can someone illuminate me on what to do? regards Simon

So, RoR is better at grammer than I. Well so is my nine year old. If I have a table named "people_type" will Rails see this as singular because of the _type or will it consider it the plural of "person_type" ? Is there a link to Rails that lists what words it knows, or what words not to use in table design etc. Kindest regards. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.