On 7 Feb 2006, at 20:49, CV wrote:
On Feb 7, 2006, at 8:39 AM, Mark Cooke wrote:
Cheers,
Cheers for that, I completely forgot about doing that..
It's defiantly better that what I ended writing :)
/me re writing the code (again!) :)
Out of curiosity, what does the m stand for? method?
Thanks
Mark
Nothing at all. :-)
I think its common to sometimes name object parameters as MyWindow
or MyListbox because we cannot use the class names. So mWindow or
mListbox tends to fly off of the keyboard for me when thinking of
names.
Jack
Actually, I think the m prefix is a hang-over from the old procedural
days, m standing for modular, as in belonging to the module rather
than belonging to the sub-routine or function. Hence you'll often
also see g used for globals, but that one's a bit more obvious.
Regards,
--
Ian M. Jones
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