kdelibs coding style

[Olaf Jan Schmidt]

[ Zack Rusin ]
> No exceptions. Either everything or nothing.

Hm, but the coding Qt coding style itself contains a "general exception":
"Feel free to break a rule if it makes your code look bad."

If we leave that in and apply it to the rule "Public classes start with a 
'Q' (QRgb). Public functions most often start with a 'q' (qRgb)." - then I 
agree with your suggestion (not that I have written much kdelibs code, 
though).

Olaf

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