add pep8 alias binding option #24
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@dipinknair @RobPasMue @SMoraisAnsys please review |
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Good thing is that it is an opt-in feature 😄 |
I was planning to start by making it an opt-in feature for PyMechanical too. Maybe a kwarg in the App constructor. cc @dipinknair |
Please do - let's not roll it out by default (yet) |
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What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.
C# naming conventions are different from python naming conventions. CamelCase is the usual convention for properties and methods in C#, while snake_case is preferred in python (pep8).
When using ansys-pythonnet to bind C# to python, python users will use the C# APIs with the C# conventions. This breaks expectations for python users.
This PR adds an option to enable pep8 aliases for python bindings, allowing python code to use pep8 even if the C# code does not.