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PyObjC does an excellent job of merging together Python and Cocoa, but sometimes the resulting merge creates grey areas. Casing and naming convention is undoubtedly one of those foggy spots. This article takes a stab at defining a pragmatic naming and casing convention.

You are responding to this comment written by Chris Lewis on March 4th 2009, 15:48.

I love your PyObjC tutorial, it's really fantastic. I was just wondering this when I read over part 1. Thanks for the clarification!

What do you suggest doing for variable names? PEP 8 says underscore values (and you do this in the MWController in Tutorial 1), but it seems that we're mixing conventions. Mixed-case seems to be the thing to do for naming variables too, if only to be very very sure that we're not writing stuff that PyObjC would convert (I'm sure it doesn't, but that's what the very very bit is for ;) )

What are your thoughts?

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