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 CamelCasing a Constant: Acceptable Practice?
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Right... I forgot that someone might have created that method like this...

Code:
module Math
  def self.PI; PI end
end

I know it was about conventions but since RGSS "convention" of using underscores like the ones you posted there is breaking Ruby conventions... and since that was the case, the triangle methods could show you all another thing you might have missed while scripting for the last few years. This also means Ruby is quite flexible even if talking about conventions...

That makes me recall another thing... When you have a very short method in Ruby you should actually write it like I did with that Math.PI method.
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CamelCasing a Constant: Acceptable Practice? - by kyonides - 02-19-2010, 01:59 AM



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