Thanks for all your suggestions. Right now I will not implement them, because changes can break existing code build on top of this DLL.
But in case of some other mandatory changes I will take your 'abstract class' suggestion, but not CamelCase.
You know that naming conventions are always part of some religious wars and on this one, we seem to stand on the other side of the trenches.
To me personally, the code, as is written now, is easier to read, then the code where every function begins with capital letter. This way I can immediately spot if something is public or not.
Thanks for all your suggestions. Right now I will not implement them, because changes can break existing code build on top of this DLL.
But in case of some other mandatory changes I will take your 'abstract class' suggestion, but not CamelCase.
You know that naming conventions are always part of some religious wars and on this one, we seem to stand on the other side of the trenches.
To me personally, the code, as is written now, is easier to read, then the code where every function begins with capital letter. This way I can immediately spot if something is public or not.