← Back to context Comment by WolfeReader 2 years ago "Connection string" already means something else. I'm partial to "Identifier", myself. 3 comments WolfeReader Reply msm_ 2 years ago But identifier already means something else (i'm used to identifiers being unique, constant, and useful for actually identifying someone). WolfeReader 2 years ago Good point!The former C++ programmer in me wants to call them "user pointers" but that would just confuse people who haven't learned pointers.
msm_ 2 years ago But identifier already means something else (i'm used to identifiers being unique, constant, and useful for actually identifying someone). WolfeReader 2 years ago Good point!The former C++ programmer in me wants to call them "user pointers" but that would just confuse people who haven't learned pointers.
WolfeReader 2 years ago Good point!The former C++ programmer in me wants to call them "user pointers" but that would just confuse people who haven't learned pointers.
But identifier already means something else (i'm used to identifiers being unique, constant, and useful for actually identifying someone).
Good point!
The former C++ programmer in me wants to call them "user pointers" but that would just confuse people who haven't learned pointers.