>> I have fn as a prefix because it's the naming convention I use for
>> JavaScript, SQL and CF - I just like to stick to it, makes it very
>> easy to read, within in one glance I see the object and function..
>Bleurgh!!
But you've previously said this (not half a dozen lines further up):
>>Really... hmm... standards don't seem a good reason just coz' other
folks are adhering to them?
So how come it's a good idea to stick to those standards you personally
like, but not those you don't have time for? I think hungarian notation
has probably got more of a following that "call your kind of constructor
function init(). And don't forget to call it every time".
FWIW, I follow the init() idea, but not the HN one. But I feel I
*should* follow the HN one too.
The one situation in which it's not immediately obvious that a function
is a function is when you've copied a reference of it into a variable
for use elsewhere
function fnSomeFunction(){
}
fnSomethingElse = fnSomeFunction;
But I agree that's a pretty specialised situation.
Adam
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