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When developing smart contracts in Solidity, it is a common convention to write event names in CapWord style (also known as PascalCase), such as BeforeTransfer, AfterTransfer, etc., as per Solidity documentation and best practices. However, when I run Solhint to lint my code, I encounter an error stating that "event name should be camel case." This creates a conflict between Solhint's linting rules and the recommended Solidity naming conventions.
@soroush-khoshnoudi sorry this seems like a confusion... i will check the code but I'm pretty sure that if you write the event with a captal letter, the error will not be triggered...
We should change the rule name and the error message although
When developing smart contracts in Solidity, it is a common convention to write event names in CapWord style (also known as PascalCase), such as BeforeTransfer, AfterTransfer, etc., as per Solidity documentation and best practices. However, when I run Solhint to lint my code, I encounter an error stating that "event name should be camel case." This creates a conflict between Solhint's linting rules and the recommended Solidity naming conventions.
solidity event name style guide
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