Re: Overview of variable naming conventions

2022-02-28 Thread Alan Frank
I'm not actively involved in this project, but I'd like to share my own perspective on general principles, which is that names (of anything) should only describe, they should not carry metadata. People should generally not change their names due to personal transitions, municipalities should

Re: Overview of variable naming conventions

2022-02-27 Thread Miklos Vajna
Hi, https://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Writer/Code_Conventions has some info on this, more or less confirming what has been stated in this thread already. Regards, Miklos

Re: Overview of variable naming conventions

2022-02-26 Thread Mike Kaganski
On 26.02.2022 20:48, Luboš Luňák wrote: On Saturday 26 of February 2022, Jan Rheinlc3a4nder wrote: Hi, is there somewhere a key to naming variables? 'm' is member, 'r' is reference, 'p' is pointer, 'x' is UNO reference, 'a' is array (or string), 's' is string, 'e' is enum, 'n' is number,

Re: Overview of variable naming conventions

2022-02-26 Thread Luboš Luňák
On Saturday 26 of February 2022, Jan Rheinlc3a4nder wrote: > Hi, > > is there somewhere a key to naming variables? For example, I see > > OUString msDocAccTitle > DocumentType    meDocType > std::unique_ptr mpGrammarContact > const OUString& rBuffer > SmFormat    maFormat > OUString

Overview of variable naming conventions

2022-02-26 Thread Jan Rheinländer
Hi, is there somewhere a key to naming variables? For example, I see OUString msDocAccTitle DocumentType    meDocType std::unique_ptr mpGrammarContact const OUString& rBuffer SmFormat    maFormat OUString    maAccText bool    mbFormulaArranged sal_uInt16