Engineering Intent follows the lower camelCase naming convention for Rules and the Upper CamelCase convention for Designs within kBridge.
NOTE: This was a new modality as of January, 2019. Older materials (and some portions of this Help file) may not reflect the following naming conventions.
The lower camelCase convention stipulates that a key term, such as a Rule, carries a name whose first letter is lower case. Any additional words required for a proper description are directly concatenated and the additional word's initial letter capitalized. Examples of lower camelCase are:
olength
owidth
odesignName
orenderNode
onumberOfLegs
For Design names, we use Upper CamelCase conventions, as follows:
oTable
oTableTop
oLeg
This kind of notation helps in differentiating Design names from Rule names in a Reference string, for example. If you want to express that a table's top is as wide as it is high, width might be given a Rule that states this.TableTop.height. Here, "this" indicates it belongs to the Model or Design being edited, "TableTop" is the Design itself, and "height" is the key term.
