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## Classes, Methods and Functions.
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## Classes, Methods and Functions.
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Class names must must use **lowercase** and use an **underscore** (_) if necessary. The corresponding file should use the same name and casing. Example: **login_shortcodes.php**
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Class names must must use **lowercase** and use an **underscore** (_) if necessary. The corresponding file should use the same name and casing.
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class login_shortcodes extends e_shortcode
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{
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}
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```
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Method/Function names should use **camelCase** unless they are shortcodes (eg. _sc_news_image()_) or methods within **e_admin_form_ui** in which case they should use **lowercase** to match the database field name.
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Method/Function names should use **camelCase** unless they are shortcodes (eg. _sc_news_image()_) or methods within **e_admin_form_ui** in which case they should use **lowercase** to match the database field name.
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Example: **myplugin_shortcodes.php**
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```
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class myplugin_shortcodes extends e_shortcode
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public function sc_myplugin_field($parm=null)
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$value = $this->myCustomFunction();
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return $value;
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}
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private function myCustomFunction()
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// ....
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}
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}
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```
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Routines are to be documented at both file and function level using phpDoc syntax. Where appropriate create supplementary pages of general documentation, and document individual variables.
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Routines are to be documented at both file and function level using phpDoc syntax. Where appropriate create supplementary pages of general documentation, and document individual variables.
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When passing more than three or so parameters to a function, consider passing some of them in an array (especially convenient if many are optional) or if within a class, consider using vars.
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When passing more than three or so parameters to a function, consider passing some of them in an array (especially convenient if many are optional) or if within a class, consider using vars.
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