David Webber writes:
> Hi,
>
> 've just looked to MySQL++ examples, class names are very poorly named (!)
> Thats fine for small exaple but makes a big mess in large projects. "class
> Query" for example is SO generic that there is big probability that will
> collide with other declaration and classes elsewhere and this small
> "characterization" has further issues. I recommend to rename it some more
> recognizable like:
>
> class CSQLQuery
> class CMySQLQuery : public CSQLQuery
> ...
>
> The bigger the better. C++ is not RUN-TIME so confortably use long names and
> be happy reading the code.
>
> == am not in conference ==
>
HI!
You are quite right about class names.
I can not change them now because there are already too many
applications based on MySQL++ that it would brake them.
But have you taken a look at undef_short include file ??
If you include that file in your source you will get class names that
would suit your taste much better.
Regards,
Sinisa
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