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Class name prefix? #77
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Hello! Which projects are you aware of that suffer from name collisions? I kinda consider But I'm not surprised to hear that there's some clashing, and in principle I'm for eliminating pointless friction. |
I would agree that
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I’m not sure they meant "and only three letter prefixes". The immediate context for the snippet you quote is:
Besides, I can’t think of a reasonable three letters to choose as a prefix ;) Anyway, my stance is to leave it be until someone can point to a project that’s causing conflicts. Once that happens I’m open to working something out. |
Totally reasonable. And thank you for this library. It's been completely rock solid and saved me a ton of time! |
You’re quite welcome! |
I do have a naming conflicts with
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@lurui1029 I'ma move that to a new issue if that's alright! #85 |
Hi all the contributors to the HTMLReader project,
Thanks for your hard work on such a great project! I'm suggesting we should put prefix on the class names since HTMLxxx is too general and I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one having naming conflicts with other classes in the project. That would be a lot of work on both sides but I believe it's better for the long run. What do you guys think?
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