With what should we replace C:/Program Files/IBM/uima?

[Adam Lally <al...@alum.rpi.edu>]

Example descriptors have paths including C:/Program Files/IBM/uima
(which are then replaced by $UIMA_HOME if you run the
adjustExamplePaths scripts).

We should obviously remove IBM from this.  But what do you think we should use?
C:/Program Files/uima
C:/Program Files/apache/uima
C:/Program Files/apache-uima
C:/uima
C:/apache/uima
C:/apache-uima
Other?

-Adam

Re: With what should we replace C:/Program Files/IBM/uima?

[Marshall Schor <ms...@schor.com>]

I also generally prefer lower case, but make an exception for 
brand-things where it might
make a difference.

In this case, I don't feel very strongly about captialization....

-Marshall

Adam Lally wrote:
> On 11/15/06, Marshall Schor <ms...@schor.com> wrote:
>> > We should obviously remove IBM from this.  But what do you think we
>> > should use?
>> > C:/Program Files/uima
>> > C:/Program Files/apache/uima
>> > C:/Program Files/apache-uima
>> > C:/uima
>> > C:/apache/uima
>> > C:/apache-uima
>> > Other?
>>
>> I like the 3rd one.  It indicates there's no coordination among Apache
>> projects
>> (which is true), which the 2nd one might imply.  I guess I would
>> capitalize the first "A" in Apache though.
>> I would not capitalize uima....
>
> Well, I already went ahead and changed them to C:/Program
> Files/apache/uima earlier today.  But that does seem like a reasonable
> argument for apache-uima instead.  It's an easy global replace so I
> can change them again if there is consensus.
>
> I prefer keeping things lowercase.  Usually that's just because
> they're easier to type in UNIX, which doesn't really apply here since
> this is just a placeholder directory name and would be replaced by
> wherever the user actually installs UIMA.  But still I prefer
> lowercase on general principles.
>
> -Adam
>
>

Re: With what should we replace C:/Program Files/IBM/uima?

[Adam Lally <al...@alum.rpi.edu>]

On 11/15/06, Marshall Schor <ms...@schor.com> wrote:
> > We should obviously remove IBM from this.  But what do you think we
> > should use?
> > C:/Program Files/uima
> > C:/Program Files/apache/uima
> > C:/Program Files/apache-uima
> > C:/uima
> > C:/apache/uima
> > C:/apache-uima
> > Other?
>
> I like the 3rd one.  It indicates there's no coordination among Apache
> projects
> (which is true), which the 2nd one might imply.  I guess I would
> capitalize the first "A" in Apache though.
> I would not capitalize uima....

Well, I already went ahead and changed them to C:/Program
Files/apache/uima earlier today.  But that does seem like a reasonable
argument for apache-uima instead.  It's an easy global replace so I
can change them again if there is consensus.

I prefer keeping things lowercase.  Usually that's just because
they're easier to type in UNIX, which doesn't really apply here since
this is just a placeholder directory name and would be replaced by
wherever the user actually installs UIMA.  But still I prefer
lowercase on general principles.

-Adam

Re: With what should we replace C:/Program Files/IBM/uima?

[Marshall Schor <ms...@schor.com>]

I like the 3rd one.  It indicates there's no coordination among Apache 
projects
(which is true), which the 2nd one might imply.  I guess I would 
capitalize the first "A" in Apache though.
I would not capitalize uima....

-Marshall


Adam Lally wrote:
> Example descriptors have paths including C:/Program Files/IBM/uima
> (which are then replaced by $UIMA_HOME if you run the
> adjustExamplePaths scripts).
>
> We should obviously remove IBM from this.  But what do you think we 
> should use?
> C:/Program Files/uima
> C:/Program Files/apache/uima
> C:/Program Files/apache-uima
> C:/uima
> C:/apache/uima
> C:/apache-uima
> Other?
>
> -Adam
>
>