New user experience - method naming about carbon

[gouguoyin]

v2.2.3 released and added FromStdTime alias method of Time2Carbon method and ToStdTime alias method of Carbon2Time method, Time2Carbon and Carbon2Time will be removed in the future.

[gouguoyin]

Thank you for your feedback. Here is the reply to your feedback.

[gouguoyin]

For the naming of carbon.CreateFromXxx, I have referred to the naming rules of other languages or third party libraries such as
carbon

$year = 2000; $month = 4; $day = 19;
$hour = 20; $minute = 30; $second = 15; $tz = 'Europe/Madrid';
echo Carbon::createFromDate($year, $month, $day, $tz)."\n";
echo Carbon::createMidnightDate($year, $month, $day, $tz)."\n";
echo Carbon::createFromTime($hour, $minute, $second, $tz)."\n";
echo Carbon::createFromTimeString("$hour:$minute:$second", $tz)."\n";
echo Carbon::create($year, $month, $day, $hour, $minute, $second, $tz)."\n";

php

$date=date_create_from_format("j-M-Y","25-Sep-2016");

c#

COMVariant theDay; 
theDay = COMVariant::createFromDate(today()); 
info(theDay.toString());

In addition, in terms of English grammar, carbon.CreateFromXxx is more legal and semantic than carbon.FromXxx. If carbon.CreateFromXxx is renamed as carbon.FromXxx, carbon.ParseByXxx is renamed as carbon.ByXxx ?

[gouguoyin]

Carbon.Carbon2Time is not named carbon.FromTime to avoid ambiguity with carbon.CreateFromTime

Carbon.Time2Carbon is not named carbon.ToTime to avoid ambiguity with carbon.ToTimeString and carbon.Time

In addition,Carbon.Carbon2Time or Carbon.Time2Carbon is the conversion between two different structures of carbon and golang time. I don't think it is appropriate to use Carbon.FromTime or Carbon.ToTime

[andig]

I did not mean to imply that the naming is wrong or not consistent with the carbon ancestry. What I was trying to say is that it feels alien for me as a somewhat experienced Go developer. Your milage may vary of course.

Carbon.Carbon2Time is not named carbon.FromTime to avoid ambiguity with carbon.CreateFromTime

All Create methods assemble a time. FromTime would be a straight conversion between both types.

Carbon.Time2Carbon is not named carbon.ToTime to avoid ambiguity with carbon.ToTimeString and carbon.Time

I meant to suggest carbon.FromTime. The idiomatic way in Go to convert to string seems to be String(). With different formats probably TimeString() etc. I've not found examples of prefixing those with To.

I don't think it is appropriate to use Carbon.FromTime or Carbon.ToTime

It would take away the "stuttering" which is a comment that regularly appears in Go repo's issue discussion.

All that said, no need to change anything. I was just sharing my experience, happy to have this issue closed if you want.

[gouguoyin]

Thanks for sharing your experience, the naming of method is really a headache, maybe GPT-AI can solve this problem in the future.

[gouguoyin]

If possible, help me review whether the German translation resources de.json are correct.

[andig]

LGTM. Depending on context now is jetzt. gerade eben is the moment that has just passed while jetzt is now. Both may be valid:

• it has happened just now gerade eben
• it is happening right now jetzt

[gouguoyin]

Thank you very much, can you create a pr for de.json?