hello,
i thought i remember seeing at one point a "recommende d" style guide
written for C#. this .NET/csharp guide was written by microsoft and
covered things like case, formatting, naming conventions, etc.
has anyone seen something like this? i am googling & searching MSDN2,
but havent found it yet.
thanks!
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1  2025 
On Nov 21, 3:13 pm, SpaceMarine <spacemar...@ma ilinator.comwro te:
i thought i remember seeing at one point a "recommende d" style guide
written for C#. this .NET/csharp guide was written by microsoft and
covered things like case, formatting, naming conventions, etc.
has anyone seen something like this? i am googling & searching MSDN2,
but havent found it yet.
i found these:
"Design Guidelines for Developing Class Libraries" http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms229042.aspx
Naming Guideline http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...guidelines.asp
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