Mark, Dave, Jeffry, Jeff, et. al.,
Friday, November 1, 2002, 3:22:03 PM, Mark A. Kruger - CFG wrote:
> Ben is referring to the common practice of including a prefix (or sometimes
> a suffix) to indicate the "type" of the variable.
I understand that and I also understand this is derived from Hungarian
notation.
> Settling on a naming convention can be very useful when (as is
> sometimes the case) you have to work through hundreds of variables.
> For example:
<snip> Yes, I've seen most of those recommendations before and the use
of prefixing vars like that ("best practices") have been discussed on
this list in the past (I've even archived some of those posts). You're
correct, pick a consistent convention and stick to it.
I was just curious exactly where in MM's docs they make their
recommendations for naming conventions. It isn't that important, I was
just wondering aloud. I'll punch through the pubs that I have after my
cert test on Monday and see if I can find the specific references.
Thanks all!
Chris Montgomery monty @ airtightweb.com
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