CamelCasing cask class gives uninitialized constant? about homebrew-cask HOT 4 CLOSED

I think you're hitting the hyphen -> CamelCase convention in homebrew-cask.

Have a look at this line:

https://github.com/phinze/homebrew-cask/blob/c44192c1d3aefd812aabc994ff68d8f2e47b6919/lib/cask.rb#L50

Basically each hyphen-separated token is split, capitalized, and joined, so: "foo-bar-baz" becomes FooBarBaz.

So if your file was named ruby-mine.rb the code would expect RubyMine and if it was named rubymine.rb the code would expect Rubymine.

Not sure if this is exactly the issue you were seeing -- does this help clear things up at all?

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That explains it. Thanks.

On Mon, Oct 15, 2012 at 5:28 PM, Paul Hinze [email protected]:

I think you're hitting the hyphen -> CamelCase convention in homebrew-cask.

Have a look at this line:

https://github.com/phinze/homebrew-cask/blob/c44192c1d3aefd812aabc994ff68d8f2e47b6919/lib/cask.rb#L50

Basically each hyphen-separated token is split, capitalized, and joined,
so: "foo-bar-baz" becomes FooBarBaz.

So if your file was named ruby-mine.rb the code would expect RubyMine and
if it was named rubymine.rb the code would expect Rubymine.

Not sure if this is exactly the issue you were seeing -- does this help
clear things up at all?

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@phinze It would be useful if this was documented on the How to Contribute page - I ran into the same issue, and had to search through the issues to find out what was going on.

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I found this page by searching for uninitialized constant after brew cask install webkit returned Error: uninitialized constant Cask::Webkit

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