code consistency on hooks using string + variable

[arena]

most of hooks using a string and one or more variables are coded like this

"hook_string-{$variable}"

except some of them ...

the purpose of this ticket is

• to adress the issue
• to include this rule as a wordpress coding standard
• to propose a patch for hooks not applying this rule

regards

ps :
and i need it to make a cross reference tool,
see first prototype here : ​https://blog.mailpress.org/hooks/wordpress-5-1/

[arena]

patch

[desrosj]

Thanks for this, @arena.

For reference, ​here is the relevant part of the WordPress Core PHP coding standards.

[arena]

nice, for some reason there is a 'underscore' missing (see image)

[arena]

undercore missing

[desrosj]

#47052.patch​ is a refresh that applies cleanly to trunk.

Looks like the missing _ in the coding standards part of the handbook was fixed.

[desrosj]

In 45881:

Coding Standards: Dynamic hooks should be named using interpolation not concatenation.

Props arena, desrosj.
Fixes #47052.

[SergeyBiryukov]

Replying to desrosj:

Looks like the missing _ in the coding standards part of the handbook was fixed.

Related: ​#meta4400