Saw this recently hit the Drupal crowd over at http://drupal.org/node/1240138 The standard itself can be found at: http://groups.google.com/group/php-standards/web/psr-0-final-proposal?pli=1 with implementation found at: https://gist.github.com/221634 Does anyone have any thoughts on this? Should we be utilizing the PSR-0 standard in 2.0?
When things first started out with Pods, the naming conventions for Pod Templates and Pod Helpers were pretty much a free-for-all. Examples of names would be like: event_list (template) event_detail (template) event_save (pre-save helper) image_full (display helper) image_thumb (display helper) subscriber_get_info (display helper – advanced) etc… But, now that your sites are becoming more complex, …
The plugin files contain a number of function definitions that could be better ‘sorted’. Should functions be by alphabetically (with __construct always at top for class definitions)? Or should the functions be sorted another way?
After discussion with @logikal16, here are the new rules we’ll be enforcing on the Pods codebase. Shorthand Shorthand can get messy, so it’s permitted in simple cases. Here are the examples where Shorthand usage is permitted. if (0 < $variable || false !== $variable) $do = ‘something’; else $do = ‘something’; and $do = (0 …
I’m in the process of going through the entire plugin and revising all usage of pods_query to utilize an array of objects (which is what $wpdb->get_results returns), as well as a few other updates to formatting. Here’s a few I’m looking to get some input on — pods_query() usage I’m seeing pods_query used in two …
There are two formats that stick out in WP’s source code that I have grown to like: if (4 == $val) t$val = 5; and $val = (4 == $val ? 5 : $val); Anyone have any objections to the spacing and formatting used in these? The first shows no use of brackets when the …
Just wondering, anyone prefer one over the other? I feel the first offers an easier lookup via Find if you just type in “function_name (” Suggested way: function function_name ($var, $var) { Current way: function function_name($var, $var) {