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    I had another solution, but my post have been deleted... oh well, I got no more love in here
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    Quote Originally Posted by mister_e View Post
    I had another solution, but my post have been deleted... oh well, I got no more love in here
    Steve, if you are referring to the post with the camels it had nothing to do with the subject or the forum. I did not delete, another moderator beat me to it but I saw it in the email notification.
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    Sad...I'm quite impressed NO ONE never heard of Camel Case...even more impressed on a "programmer" forum... oh well...

    a bit of culture then
    http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?CamelCase

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    Not a power trip at all, just trying to keep things "family" friendly.
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    This place changed... it's been a funny place.

    oh well. I'll keep my "entertaining & read between the line humor" for myself then.

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    Oh no, keep the humor coming Steve! We could use a good dose of your humor around here! I have been missing it. It's good to see you back! Hopefully your next one will slip past our censors.

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    This place changed... it's been a funny place.

    oh well. I'll keep my "entertaining & read between the line humor" for myself then.

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    Wow, for such a dull beginning, this has become an intresting thread.

    Let me first say this. I don't know if it was the space in the program name or the path length. here is the full path:
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    C:\PBP\mcs projects\HighBot\high blink.PBP
    42 char by my count including C and .PBP. So I must think is was the space in the file name. Now the REAL problem IMHO is the fact that it just says build failed with NO CLUE as to why. Clearly I won't make such a mistake again.

    As for CamelCase,camelCase, or whatever, I have been using that on and off for about 15 years when coding LotusNotes scripts. I am not very judical about it though. I guess win Doze and its lack of caring about case in paths/filenames has made me a bit lazy on naming.

    Now I can't imagine what steves response was that was not family friendly, but I can only imagine it was some funny yet in-appropiate picture showing camelCase in all its glory.
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    No worries
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    Hooray For CamelCase, C users have used forever, Joe used for about 4 years, prefer to uppercase the first letter though, I am moving toward changing to CamelCase for Word and camelCase for Byte Variables.
    Funny till this thread I never heard the term Camel Case and due to not being home I missed Steve's post too DRAT !
    I guess that's what is referred to as a programmer's style, I see in myself a change toward more structured programming mostly to make my own life easier.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cncmachineguy View Post
    Now I can't imagine what Steve's response was that was not family friendly, but I can only imagine it was some funny yet in-appropriate picture showing camelCase in all its glory.
    Now you got my imagination going . . .
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    Check your PM
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