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In article <776@jumbo.dec.com>, jg@jumbo.dec.com (Jim Gettys) writes:
> I find it easier to parse names of files if there is some way to tell where
> one word begins and ends.  This is particularly important once you have
> abbreviated file names to live within 12 characters.  For example,
> XChkMskEv.c I find easier to deal with than xchkmskev.c would be.

How about chk_msk_ev.c for the filename and x_chk_msk_ev() for the
function name?  I find it quite painful to visually parse a bunch
of letters into words using only case change to separate the words.
And I find it a real pain to type such names!

The mixed case hack is a leftover from languages with restricted
character sets.  C has a reasonable word separator (underscore), why
not use it?

					Bill Shannon