Updated Coding Standards (mediawiki => markdown)

Coding-Standards.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-== Coding Standards ==
+##Coding Standards
 * Format your code so that we can read it, please!
 
 * Use tabs for formatting, NOT SPACES.  Tabs create smaller files and editors allow developers to view a tab as however many spaces as they prefer.  Spaces do not allow this. There is one exception (see arrays below).
@@ -10,16 +10,17 @@
 * Comments go on the line ABOVE the code, NOT to the right of the code!
 
 * For each section of code put a section divider with basic explanation of the following code/functions.  It should look like this:
-
+```php
  /**
   * These functions are used to pick my nose 
   */ 
-
+```
 * Do not document every bit of code in comments.  PHP is an interpreted language and it will be nasty on performance.
 
 * Use switch statements where many elseif's are going to be used.  Switch is faster and I like it	better!
 
 * <b>If - statements</b> need to use the following format:
+```php
 	if ($var == "example") 
 	{ 
 		echo "This is only an example"; 
@@ -30,19 +31,20 @@
 	}  
 	//Do NOT make if statements like this: 
 	if ($var == 'example'){ echo 'An example'; } 
-
+```
 <b>All other styles are not to be used.</b>
 
 * ALL 'if' statements MUST have matching { } (brackets).  Do NOT create 'if' statements like this:
+```php
 	if ($a == b) 
 		dosomething(); 
 	//or: 
 	if ($a == b) dosomething();
-
+```
 <b>They make the code more difficult to read and follow.</b>
 
 * class/function format:
-<code>
+```php
 	class testing 
 	{
 		function print_to_screen()
@@ -59,23 +61,23 @@
 			}
 		}
 	}
-</code>
+```
 
 * Associative arrays must be written in the following manner:
-<code>
+```php
 	$array = array
 	(
 		'var'	=> 'value',
 		'var2'	=> 'value2'
 	);
-</code>
+```
 
-**	Note that tabs are preferred around the '=>'.
+<b>Note that tabs are preferred around the '=>'.</b>
 
 * Use the long format for <?php.  Do NOT use <?.
 
 * All code should start with 1 tab.  Example:
-<code>
+```php
 <?php
 	dosomething();
 	if ($a)
@@ -91,15 +93,5 @@ if ($a)
 { 
 	dosomemorestuff(); 
 } 
-</code>
-* Use lower case for variable and function names.  No stubbly-case (mixed-case) code.
-<code>
-	//correct
-	var $my_var;
-	function my_function()
-	//incorrect
-	var $MyVar;
-	function MyFunction()
-</code>
-
+```
 Thanks for following these rules :)