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> May I ask what the heck hungarian notation is? LOL
>
> *gives confused look*
Hungarian Notation is the act of placing an identifier before a variable
name to specify what type of information is in the variable. For example,
intCounter would be an integer. I dislike the full range of HN and use my
own when writing CF templates.
i-integer
n-number
l-list
b-boolean
d-date/time
u-uuid
w-wddx
q-query
s-structure
a-array
o-object
c-object collection
p-pointer (structure copy issue)
I don't use a notation for strings, nulls (0 length strings), or binary
objects. I also don't divide date and time into
d-date
t-time
dt-date/time
This is my personal style and one I've written up in posts and an article in
the past. I don't expect anyone to use it other than me. I find that using a
simple additional letter like q to say that GetUser is a query return
(qGetUser) is helpful and leads to self documentation.
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