@DampeS8N...
The point is not that long var names are wrong, but that
there is nothing wrong with using short names.
"WD[CW[PC[MC]]]" - this is clearly an extreme example.
this...
enum{X,Y,Z};
vec[X]=0.5f;
vec[Y]=0.5f;
vec[Z]=0;
is not hard to read... i was talking about sensible label
usage, not whether one is better than the other..
you will also note that it is quite common to deref vars
before they are used to index arrays to prevent the
following type of expression.
var=[[[[[]]]]];
passed so may levels of indirection, its nearly always
awkward to figure out what something is really doing,
long labels do not always help..
anyway - its mostly opinion...and your opinion is no less
valid that my own... so ill shutup :)
The point is not that long var names are wrong, but that
there is nothing wrong with using short names.
"WD[CW[PC[MC]]]" - this is clearly an extreme example.
this...
enum{X,Y,Z};
vec[X]=0.5f;
vec[Y]=0.5f;
vec[Z]=0;
is not hard to read... i was talking about sensible label
usage, not whether one is better than the other..
you will also note that it is quite common to deref vars
before they are used to index arrays to prevent the
following type of expression.
var=[[[[[]]]]];
passed so may levels of indirection, its nearly always
awkward to figure out what something is really doing,
long labels do not always help..
anyway - its mostly opinion...and your opinion is no less
valid that my own... so ill shutup :)