[aprssig] Object Naming Conventions
Bob Bruninga bruninga at usna.eduSat Feb 25 00:35:26 UTC 2012
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>> What name punctuation should we allow? > If I had to call out a set that I'd see as visually unambiguous, > not confused with part of a packet layout, and foreseeably... > useful in object naming, I'd give a thumbs-up to: - +=@#$%^&()~[] > (Yes, that's a space between - and +). Great. But I am uncomfortable allowing the space. I never intended for a space to be included in a name. Unfortunately DSTAR had no choice so I guess we have to allow it just for them? The only other suggestion was to not include the []. But since we have defined the optional [symbol] as having a SPACE delimiter from the object_name, I would think they are OK. What I do not understand is why the APRS spec for ITEMS had the prohibition against using the underscore in the name. That is one of the most common ASCII character that is often included in names. Any ideas as to why we discluded them? Bob, WB4APR
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