As my programs become more complex I am aware of the need to adopt a consistent style. To differentiate between classes, instances & objects I use capital letters for example:
A class uses 'MyClass' A class instance 'myInstance' A def uses 'myDef' An object 'myobject' or 'my_object' etc Can any of you more experienced programmers outline your style or critique my way of doing this ? Tell me if you have a different system - I am trying to get myself into good habits :) Is there a Python style guide anywhere ? Cheers Dave PS I have started using packages, so much easier and more flexable than long PYTHONPATH declarations and am now proramming with QT :). _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
