Reorganized naming table to remove ambiguity#145
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As proposed in #131. Also: - removed local constant, because casing is the same as a regular local variable - more high-level to low-level ordering, where not causing conflicts - changed Enumeration to Enum (should be Structure instead of Struct otherwise) - changed "enum values" to "enum member" (singular)
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As proposed in dennisdoomen#131. Also: - removed local constant, because casing is the same as a regular local variable - more high-level to low-level ordering, where not causing conflicts - changed Enumeration to Enum (should be Structure instead of Struct otherwise) - changed "enum values" to "enum member" (singular)
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As proposed in #131. Also: