There are lots of ways to manipulate file and folder names. For example, you can add a prefix or suffix to a file, or you can change three letters with four other letters in a filename. Overview Bulk Rename Utility is a software utility which allows you to rename multiple files and folders, based upon flexible criteria. (Reason: "If we did find people using it often, this would be a sign we've made it too inviting and that the name fault could be a cause of this.Bulk Rename Utility A software utility to rename files and folders TGRMN Software Copyright TGRMN Software 2008-2016ġ Launching the Application. As notes, it may produce negative feelings about the language if used by third parties.The tooling is overly long and difficult to type.It does not mislead in using default rather than shared as new instances will be created.It sounds to me that what you want then is a consensus that fault is the right name. This doesn't actually have a cost, since the type has no actual size (the type is just a vehicle for calling an OS function), but needs to be done this way because using: is taken inout. However, in all current implementations, this is not strictly speaking a shared instance – it is instead a getter/setter for a fresh instance each time. However, renaming Random leads to the rather clunky fault. One open question is the naming of the getter for an instance of the type. This would be true if we did not come up with something like RandomNumberGenerator, but we made a public utility that many others can build from in addition to the stdlib RNG. As for not alluding to the fact that other generators can exist, I disagree entirely. I think in combination with the spelling of the static property default this further explains that this is obviously the stdlib RNG. I’m still under the opinion that this spelling still expresses that it is the stdlib RNG. Granted these languages get most (if not all?) of their random functionality from this Random type, but it still acts as the stdlib RNG that these languages use. Now I understand Swift isn’t one of these other languages, but I think it’s important to evaluate what other languages have done. In many languages, such as Java, Scala, Kotlin, D, C# (.NET), Ruby, this spelling is consistently used as the stdlib RNG. There is a term-of-art justification for this name as well. SE-0202 Amendment: Naming of the standard library random number generator
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