Hear us Roar
Article:
 |
|
The Objective-C Language
|
| Subject: |
|
Question |
| Date: |
|
2001-05-08 15:20:23 |
| From: |
|
mikebeam
|
Response to: Question
|
|
P.S. In the method under scrutiny here, the name of the method without the arguments is:
setXLocation:yLocation:
So you see yLocation here isn't refering to the instance variable, but is just part of the name. Also, the reason we have uppercase "X" and lowercase "y" is purely a matter of aesthetics. If the arguments were reversed then I would have written an uppercase "Y" and lowercase "x":
setYLocation:xLocation
I just like having new words or standalong letters in variable and method names start with an uppercase letter. Purely a matter or preference.
Sorry if this was redundant with my last message, i'm just trying to attack it from all angles.
|
|
| |
