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Subject: Re: Type naming conventions: Any_Foo
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On Wednesday, 4 December 2019 13:56:24 UTC, Alejandro R. Mosteo  wrote:

> This variant is
> 
>     Any_Foo -- enclosing package also not used
> 
> I've found only one example in the ARM in System.Any_Priority. I find I 
> like better Any_Foo than Foo_Type, not sure why. I've had since I can 
> remember an aversion for the _Type thing.
> 
> Anyway, just curious. Any champions of the Any_Foo in the readership?

Not come across this, is this for when "use" is used? What's the name of the package, Foos? Foo?