mirror of https://github.com/fafhrd91/actix-web
272099d0f4
It's Rust convention for method names to be in snake case, so much so that the compiler emits a warning by default for non-snake-case methods. Reading something like `HttpResponse::Ok()` leads me to believe that I'm creating an instance of the `Ok` variant of a `HttpResponse` enum, but for some reason there's no associated data (which _is_ possible, there's just no reason to define an enum that way). There are other cases of #[allow(non_snake_case)] in the actix codebase, but this commit only addresses the `HttpResponse::XXX()` methods. |
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| accept.rs | ||
| accept_charset.rs | ||
| accept_encoding.rs | ||
| accept_language.rs | ||
| allow.rs | ||
| cache_control.rs | ||
| content_disposition.rs | ||
| content_encoding.rs | ||
| content_language.rs | ||
| content_range.rs | ||
| content_type.rs | ||
| date.rs | ||
| etag.rs | ||
| expires.rs | ||
| if_match.rs | ||
| if_modified_since.rs | ||
| if_none_match.rs | ||
| if_range.rs | ||
| if_unmodified_since.rs | ||
| last_modified.rs | ||
| mod.rs | ||
| range.rs | ||