A while ago, I found a web page that describe an array of naming
conventions when diming a variabe.
For instance:
tbl for table, str for string, i for integer.. (eg: tblMyTable,
strMyString, iMyint, etc)
I know there isn't a hard or fast rule of how your variable names
should be formed, but my real question is does anyone have any links to
web pages (M or other) that suggest types of naming conventions
(prefixes) for different types variables??
Thanks,
Robert 4 1767
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>A while ago, I found a web page that describe an array of naming
conventions when diming a variabe.
For instance:
tbl for table, str for string, i for integer.. (eg: tblMyTable,
strMyString, iMyint, etc)
I know there isn't a hard or fast rule of how your variable names
should be formed, but my real question is does anyone have any links to
web pages (M or other) that suggest types of naming conventions
(prefixes) for different types variables??
imho this is less neccessary or useful nowdays with good intellisense and
tooltips in the development environment. However I still prefix class
members with "m_" and global singletons with "g_", or shared variables with
"s_". Overall it doesn't matter too much as long as you are consistent, at
least as far as maintenance is concerned.
<ro****@joshie. com.auschrieb:
I know there isn't a hard or fast rule of how your variable names
should be formed, but my real question is does anyone have any links to
web pages (M or other) that suggest types of naming conventions
(prefixes) for different types variables??
Naming guidelines and code conventions
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<ro****@joshie. com.auwrote in message
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>A while ago, I found a web page that describe an array of naming
conventions when diming a variabe.
For instance:
tbl for table, str for string, i for integer.. (eg: tblMyTable,
strMyString, iMyint, etc)
I know there isn't a hard or fast rule of how your variable names
should be formed, but my real question is does anyone have any links to
web pages (M or other) that suggest types of naming conventions
(prefixes) for different types variables??
I've always found the suggestions here to be favorable: http://www.xoc.net/standards/
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news:11******** **************@ i42g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .
>A while ago, I found a web page that describe an array of naming
conventions when diming a variabe.
For instance:
tbl for table, str for string, i for integer.. (eg: tblMyTable,
strMyString, iMyint, etc)
I know there isn't a hard or fast rule of how your variable names
should be formed, but my real question is does anyone have any links to
web pages (M or other) that suggest types of naming conventions
(prefixes) for different types variables??
The page is this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...guidelines.asp
And as it says you should avoid the prefix and choose a good descriptive
name (i.e. "person" is good for a Person class, not for a string with the
person name in it, for this use personName).
The intellisense will do the rest.
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