Minor question about vl-functions

Any idea why the vl- functions have some charactures as Upper case? Is is so its easier to read?

Example:

Why do you always see it as "vlax-curve-getDistAtParam"

instead of "vlax-curve-getdistatparam"?

Not really a serious question, just curious.

LISP is not case-sensitive, so yes, I would assume that to be the mostly likely explanation.

You can find here a guideline about naming variables (SubMain - Professional C#/VB .NET Coding Guidelines) – even if intended for .Net programmers there is a lot of useful information for good coding habits, no matter the language you use.

Regards,

Nice guide Msasu, thanks

Very cool msasu, and thanks to both of you.