Functions that return a boolean should end in a question mark.
Doesn't verify the kind of function, just checks for anti-patterns in the
names. Also doesn't actually check the classic Common Lisp convention as we
have no way to know when a function name uses a word that naturally ends in
a 'p' (such as map).
Examples:
(defn palindrome-p ...) (defn is-palindrome ...)
(defn palindrome? ...)
Functions that return a boolean should end in a question mark. Doesn't verify the kind of function, just checks for anti-patterns in the names. Also doesn't actually check the classic Common Lisp convention as we have no way to know when a function name uses a word that naturally ends in a 'p' (such as `map`). Examples: # bad (defn palindrome-p ...) (defn is-palindrome ...) # good (defn palindrome? ...)
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