Oh, I thought it was hungarian notation for function something... But it
wasn't a function, and I couldn't figure out what w would.
Hungarian notation (for those not familiar) came out of Microsoft. It
prepends a series of letters to a variable name to indicate it's scope,
type, etc. Like p for point (pPointer), etc. In full implementation it
can get kind of unwieldy, IMHO. mhscrUserInput - a module-level handle to
a screen region for user input (used in Windows C programming).
I use g for global (gSomeVariable), s for script local (sSomeVariable), t
for handler variables (tSomeVariable). I also use p for parameter
(pParameter).
At 09:49 AM 1/20/2006, you wrote:
Hi Peter,
Ok, I'm sure I have your presention somewhere on notation, but what
is fw?
"fw" ist Richards code/shortcut for Fourth World :-)
Peter T. Evensen
http://www.PetersRoadToHealth.com
314-629-5248 or 888-628-4588
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