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abergel

pushBehind: vs moveBehind: ?

Hi!

Doru, I have see you’ve just merged moveBehind:. Up to now, I have always used pushFront: and pushBack:
What is the vocabulary we should use? I have no problem changing the code I have. I am just looking for the best vocabulary.

Also, I have recently added some methods in TRConstraint, such as alignFromLeft:, alignFromRight:, use:alignFromBottom:, setAllToMaxWidth:
I am not so sure about the name of these methods. Any better suggestion?

Cheers,
Alexandre
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Tudor Girba-2

Re: pushBehind: vs moveBehind: ?

Hi,

I took as a starting point moveBehindItsExtremities and I generalized it because it is not enough to have the edge only behind the extremities but behind all nodes in a level. We can change the name.

Cheers,

Doru

On Thu, Oct 2, 2014 at 4:20 PM, Alexandre Bergel <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi!

Doru, I have see you’ve just merged moveBehind:. Up to now, I have always used pushFront: and pushBack:
What is the vocabulary we should use? I have no problem changing the code I have. I am just looking for the best vocabulary.

Also, I have recently added some methods in TRConstraint, such as alignFromLeft:, alignFromRight:, use:alignFromBottom:, setAllToMaxWidth:
I am not so sure about the name of these methods. Any better suggestion?

Cheers,
Alexandre
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Alexandre Bergel http://www.bergel.eu
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