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Consider breaking the naming convention to make types easier to read #11

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dtolnay opened this issue Jan 27, 2019 · 0 comments

dtolnay commented Jan 27, 2019

I find that I am having trouble reading these long types like

struct Struct<T>(PhantomContravariantNeverSendSync<T>);

carefully enough to identify the two important pieces of information contained in them.

Even though it diverges from Rust naming conventions, I think a scheme like

struct Struct<T>(Phantom_Contravariant_NeverSendSync<T>);

would be way easier to read correctly.

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