Michael D. Crawford wrote:
>>I've tried to mostly conform to these guidelines when writing my wordperfect
>>importer. However, I really strongly take exception to using Hungarian
>>notation in my code. Is this really a necessary part of the guidelines?
>>
>
> (Speaking as a lurker who's yet to make an actual contribution to Abi...)
>
> I found Hungarian useful on a C project I did years ago, but in the C++ code I
> do now, I just don't see the point of Hungarian. I think a much better style is
> that used in Metrowerks powerplant, where you use "in" and "out" for parameters:
>
> void Foo( int inParam, int *outResult );
>
> and using "m" (for member) or "f" (for field) for member variables.
and g for globals, p for pointers, h for handles. ;)
--
H�kan Waara ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
