Also you might want to take a quick look at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/backgrnd/html/msdn_20naming.htm
"The Leszynski/Reddick Guidelines for Microsoft Access" which is based on
Hungarian notation.
Pretty clunky if you ask me though. I mean, you can tell a table name refers
to a table
I've started to use some variable prefixes in some of my code and was
wondering what others were using. I'd like to see a few examples before I
post an article on it. My usage at the moment is limited to complex data
types:
aArray
sStructure
qQuery
oObject
I'm sure a case can be
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Sent: Friday, August 04, 2000 12:47 PM
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I've started to use some variable prefixes in some of my code and was
wondering what others were using. I'd like to see
some more ideas goin
Jeremy
-Original Message-
From: Michael Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, August 04, 2000 12:47 PM
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Subject: (syntax) variable naming conventions
I've started to use some variable prefixes in some of my code and was
wondering
variables, instead of trying to
look for each individual variable name. It's just easier for me in the long
run.
Todd Ashworth
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From: "Michael Dinowitz" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: (syntax) varia
Not a bad habit to get into. Spectra uses extensive variable prefixing.
Their list is:
st = structure
a = array
q = query
w = wddx
wst = wddx of a structure (etc.)
Sharon
At 12:46 PM 8/4/2000 -0400, Michael Dinowitz wrote:
I've started to use some variable prefixes in some of my code and was
From: "Michael Dinowitz" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've started to use some variable prefixes in some of my code and was
wondering what others were using. I'd like to see a few examples before I
post an article on it. My usage at the moment is limited to complex data
types:
aArray
There isn't any penalty for using long var names. If visibility of
logic and job
steps is of a higher priority than simplifying code writing, then
using explicit
names is (IMO) better. Prefixing has always seemed to be a feature of top down
imposed shop rules for controlling idiosyncratic
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