The names of callback classes in.NETcorrespond very closely to those in the C++ and Java APIs. However, the name of a .NET class does not begin withIlo. Furthermore, the names of .NET methods are capitalized (that is, they begin with an uppercase character) according to .NET convention...
@Test public void testLombok() { LUser lu = new LUser(); lu.setTDate("xxx"); // lombok The first t character is capitalized lu.setTEst("xxxx"); // lombok The first t character is capitalized lu.setTtttttDate("werevfegv"); // lombok The first t character is capitalized } @Test...
ruby: give up on trying to highlight capitalized builtin methods swift: updates for beta 6 (thanks @radex!) (#174, #172) support ASCII-8BIT encoding found on macs, as it's a subset of UTF-8 (#178) redcarpet plugin [BREAKING]: change #rouge_formatter's override pattern it is ...