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question about DOM implementation in .Net

I am starting to implement the DOM in .Net.
And here comes my first two "dilemas" (questions):
1). In .Net is common and suggested to use ProperCase to define methods.
Is acceptable for a DOM implementation to use,
for example,
TagName instead of tagName ?
2) In .Net an interface can not define Constants, so, would it be acceptable
to use an Enum (enumeration) instead?.
For example:
nodeType as NodeType (where NodeType is an enumeration)
Best Regards
Alejandro Lapeyre
Jul 21 '05 #1
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