CakePHP Encoding Guidelines: Why are some camelCased properties instead of CamelCased?

Question

Just a quick question:

When searching for Controller.php :

What is the main convention for encoding property names? I always thought that properties that reference an object start with a capital letter, while basic properties that reference booleans / strings / ints start with a lowercase letter.

But in Controller.php there is:

public $request; // referencing an instance of a CakeRequest object public $View; // referencing an instance of a View

So where is the difference?

Answer 1

General rule regarding variable and property shell :

camelBack . , ,

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• , ,
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Answer 2

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, , , camelBacked, , , , , .., - CamelCased.