On Dec 21, 2010, at 6:14 PM, Matthias Melcher wrote: > ... > Same thought here. I'd lean more toward shell scripting syntax like > "$(class)" because it is more familiar (to me, admittedly), and it allows > adding text right after the variable name. Also, $$ would have to generate a > single $. > > BTW, is the $ sign used anywhere in C++? Computer says "no" (grep \\$ > src/*.cxx). Cough. So it would be a nice candidate. @ is not used in C++, but > objective C.
+1 for using "$(class)", "$(name)", and "$$". ________________________________________ Michael Sweet, Easy Software Products
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