Hi
I wish I could do a direct quote, but I loaned out the book that I want
to quote from. The book is, "Guerilla Tactics For An Imperfect World" by
Christopher Duncan. The author described how he was mad at being
forced to use hungarian notation at one job and resisted it as much as he could.
But once he got used to it, it found it really useful and found that
it actually prevented some problems from showing up... and now he always
wants to use it!
I'm reminded of a guy here, an old Ada programmer, who insists that we should not be using pointers in our C++ code. You see, if it isn't *his* way, and the way he's been doing it for years, then it can't be useful.
Lol! I see what you're saying. I'm expressing what I've learnt. You lot are free to ignore it as you usually do.
I started off thinking HN was a good thing and used it for a while. I now think it's a bad thing.
Regards Paul
Paul Grenyer email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] web: http://www.paulgrenyer.co.uk Elephant: http://www.paulgrenyer.dyndns.org/elephant/
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