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Re: [Question #196874]: Code convention, coding standarts

 

Question #196874 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/196874

RaiMan proposed the following answer:
Ok, understood.

Good question, next question ;-)

There are no coding standards documented and if you dive deeper into the
sources, you might get the impression, that there are possibly none at
all (I am not one of the developers ;-)

The underscore though is a Python convention to mark variables as
"private" (should not be accessed from outside directly).

So just make your changes in your fork and if you think it should be
integrated in the next release, make a pull request. This will hopefully
be checked by the developers and pulled.

But currently the development pauses somehow, so be happy with your own
Sikuli version.

One comment on the Python layer:
This was stripped down to the really Python specifics with rc3 and further enhancements to the core classes like Region should be made on the Java level.

Look: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/sikuli/+spec/sikuli-revise-api-
and-structure

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