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From: Anthony Gorecki <agorecki@ectrolinux.com>
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Subject: [gentoo-dev] Language styling translation tools
Date: Mon, 20 Jun 2005 17:00:34 -0700
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I frequently work with C# applications, and rather than remaining perpetual=
ly=20
irritated by innate class and method (et al.) naming style of the .NET=20
framework, I'd like to either find or write a script to rewrite the class a=
nd=20
method names automatically. Ideally, such a script would run after a=20
repository checkout to rewrite the names, and then again before a commit to=
=20
put them back to the way that they were previously.

This can't be a simple search and replace, as my own code would be in the=20
C-naming format, while the .NET routines would need to be in the condensed=
=20
format; therefore, based upon the libraries that are included by a given=20
piece of source code, the script would need to determine which portions of=
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the code belong to those libraries, and which do not.

Before I start coding, is anyone familiar with an application that performs=
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this function, or could be adapted to do so?


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Anthony Gorecki
Ectro-Linux Foundation

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