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where are the Hungarian notations?

Hey,
is it true that dotnet has revolutionalize the notations?

i've downloaded the samples from various sites they use _membername instead
of m_<first type letter>MemberName
Is it some new notation or hungarian still exists?
Fahad Ashfaque
Jul 21 '05 #1
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Fahad Ashfaque <Fa***********@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
is it true that dotnet has revolutionalize the notations?

i've downloaded the samples from various sites they use _membername instead
of m_<first type letter>MemberName
In practice, private members can be named however you want to name
them. Pick a convention you like and stick to it. Personally I don't
any prefixes to distinguish between member variables and local
variables. Within Rotor, there are many different conventions visible.
Is it some new notation or hungarian still exists?


Microsoft's conventions for visible members ditches Hungarian notation
- see http://tinyurl.com/2cun

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Jul 21 '05 #2
Fahad Ashfaque wrote:
Hey,
is it true that dotnet has revolutionalize the notations?

i've downloaded the samples from various sites they use _membername
instead of m_<first type letter>MemberName
Is it some new notation or hungarian still exists?


See http://weblogs.asp.net/kcwalina/arch...28/235232.aspx

Cheers,

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Joerg Jooss
jo*********@gmx.net
Jul 21 '05 #3
guy
Given the thousands of classes in the Framework Hungarian isnt really
practical
unless you use obj for everything as everything is an object:-)

eg how would you prefix a SqlDouble, OracleDouble, SqlInt16, SqlInt32,
SqlInt64 ...

and of course with intelisense, mouseover display of info etc there is
little need for it

hth
guy

"Fahad Ashfaque" wrote:
Hey,
is it true that dotnet has revolutionalize the notations?

i've downloaded the samples from various sites they use _membername instead
of m_<first type letter>MemberName
Is it some new notation or hungarian still exists?
Fahad Ashfaque

Jul 21 '05 #4

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