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I often see Java class names like
XmlReader
instead of
XMLReader
My gut feeling is to completely upper case acronyms, but apparently many people think differently. Or maybe it's just because a lot of code generators are having trouble with acronyms......
Started by Stroboskop on
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I believe that acronyms....
Consider the case of combining two acronyms in one name, for example a class are separated.
For acronyms I use the following rule :
If the acronym is of length 2, put, but for readability.
Lower case anyhow.
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This is good:
import string string.capwords("proper name") 'Proper Name'
This is not so good:
string.capwords("I.R.S") 'I.r.s'
Is there no string method to do capwords so that it accomodates acronyms?
Started by jamtoday on
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""" return re.sub("[\w.
This function accomidates acronyms.
""" word = match.group(0) if word == word.upper` into a capitalized version of itself .
Which aren't fully uppercased (like acronyms).
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Hi,
I'm trying to add a list of all acronyms I use at the end of my document.
This is an example of what I'm trying:
\begin{thebibliography}{mel} \bibitem[Sigurdur]{mel} Sigurdur Sigurdsson,\emph{'Mel Frequency Cepstral Coefficients: An Evaluation of ...
Started by dedalo on
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I haven't even got a good guess about why your ....
Hi
I'm not familiar with the acronyms package but I suspect that your problem is this: you have defined the acronym at the end of the document and tried to use it prior to its definition.
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Are there any tools that would help with reading software requirement documents that contain a mix of domain specific and company specific acronyms and jargon. In particular I was looking for a tool that would allow me to view Acrobat or Microsoft Word...
Started by Ivo Bosticky on
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Contains a definitions and acronyms section at the beginning of the document (a sub-section.
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I want to remove dots in acronyms but not in domain names in a python string. For example, I want the string
'a.b.c. test@test.com http://www.test.com'
to become
'abc test@test.com http://www.test.com'
The closest regex I made so far is
re.sub('(?:\s|...
Started by ianalis on
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A non-regex way:
>>> S = 'a.b.c..
The following worked a dot if it is the first character in a word or acronym.
That there's no more than one acronym per string, but you could always run it repeatedly.
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I just told someone I'd VNC into their machine. It can be very embarrassing when someone asks you what that stands for and you don't know.
Throwing around terms like PHP, SQL, ASP, ESX, XNA, XHTML, AJAX etc. you need to be careful not to let an acronym...
Started by Dean on
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I still don't know what TLA acronyms without knowing....
PCMCIA - because People Can't Memorize Computer Industry Acronyms.
acronym.
AJAX ...
Not acronyms.
Knowing what it really means?
VNC, PHP, SQL, ASP, ESX, XNA, XHTML .. .
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Acronyms and Quicklinks
Would you please consider adding the DBSTalk "Acronyms" link into the Quicklinks menu that appears in the tab bar on every page?
http://www.dbstalk.com/acronyms.htm
Also, can you please add the following two acronyms to the acronyms...
Started by Drew2k on
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Acronyms
Is there some where on the site I can go to read what all the various acronymms stand for? Thanks
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" Unexplained Acronyms : Nothing works better to confuse people who are trying to learn." There is no need....
A sticky with commonly used firearm-related acronyms would information on a regular basis.
Http://www.acronymfinder.com/ I agree.
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We can see different abbreviations for same acronym in the software industry.
Where can I find the actual list of acronym used in the design patterns and other parts of the projects and their abbreviation?
Say for example :
TDD : Test Driven Development...
Started by Gabriel Susai on
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For those confused by those last few acronyms LA means Letter Acronym, which should ....
Pattern_(computer_science )
Acronym Finder can help in some ways but even it has its limits, which is especially true for TLAs, FLAs, and SLAs.
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Let's for a moment assume that you're programming in a language that uses camelcase words for identifiers, by convention. All you Ruby types with your underscore-separated method names get to sit this one out.
What approach do you take to capitalising...
Started by Andrzej Doyle on
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There....
It may correct in certain contexts.
The .NET in an acronym, unless it's a two letter acronym (so, createSqlBuffer , but createIOBuffer ).
I'm a fan of treating Acronyms as one word when capitalizing so I like createSqlBuffer.
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