Task view names Should be checked

[FC-FBXL5]

Some naming of the task view panels is incorrect.

AddBase: Generate Sheet Metal base shape
AddWall: Flange parameters
Extrude: Extend parameters
AddFoldWall: Fold on sketch line parameters
Unfold: Unfold sheet metal object
AddCornerRelief: Generate Sheet Metal base shape
AddRelief: Add corner relief on solid
AddJuction: Add Junction Parameters
AddBend: Bend sharp corner Parameters
SketchOnSheet: -
AddCutout: Extruded Cutout Parameters
Forming: Binded faces/edges list
BaseShape: Generate Sheet Metal base shape

• 2x Copy/paste error: Generate Sheet Metal base shape
• Inconsistent use of capital letters: S/sheet M/metal, P/parameters
• Past tense of bind is bound.

[shaise]

Thanks, I will take a look.
What do you think is the proper casing of the title? only the first word or all?

[FC-FBXL5]

I'm not a native English speaker, but as far as I know it should be:
First letter upper case and all following letters lower case, except nouns used as names should start with a capital letter, too.

Sheet Metal: refers to the name of the workbench.
sheet metal: refers to things made of sheet metal.
Unfold: refers to the name of the document object.
unfold: refers to a thing that is unfold or is used as a verb.

BTW - I would prefer SheetMetal for the workbench name like PartDesign, but there seems to be a tendency to split them into separate words, in the GUI and in the wiki.

[shaise]

Sounds good to me.
I also like SheetMetal better, I will leave it to the DWG to decide.

[shaise]

I have fixed all but SketchOnSheet and AddCutout since I need to revise their task completely

[FC-FBXL5]

I'm looking forward to the updated task panels. It is a big step forward to be able to (re-) select sketches in the task panel.

[luzpaz]

@shaise close this ticket and open another to track SketchOnSheet and AddCutout ? Or do it from this one ?

[shaise]

@luzpaz , this can be closed. The missing task panels are a work in progress, I'll just update my list

[luzpaz]

Is the list at issue 412 ?

[shaise]

yes