*lol*
Yeah CS_TBL, thats actually the best one ... don't show it off then it can't be wrong ;-)
I don't add the type to the variable. If I want to know it I just say: get Blide or ask yourself what type it holds ;-)
No in the end I know what it holds.
My vars are normally camel case (I was teached the multi word underline stuff by bertrand meyer in SE but I don't agree that this stuff is of any real readability) and I use different prefixes:
c: Constant
m: member, not meant to be used from outside
s: static / shared
sm: static member
T: for classes
S: Singleton classes
F: Factory classes
No all caps for constants, although I agree up to some point that it makes it easy to directly realize that it is a const. But it breaks the visual consistency of the code for me, thus c
Most BM users tend to use _ instead of m but I learned that this _ can easily be missed depending on the screen resolution and color settings so I dropped it again.
Beside that, I used to use the generala intend (example 3 of FDs assignement examples) but switched back to space = space again as it got really unreadable with different lengths of variables etc.
Yeah CS_TBL, thats actually the best one ... don't show it off then it can't be wrong ;-)
I don't add the type to the variable. If I want to know it I just say: get Blide or ask yourself what type it holds ;-)
No in the end I know what it holds.
My vars are normally camel case (I was teached the multi word underline stuff by bertrand meyer in SE but I don't agree that this stuff is of any real readability) and I use different prefixes:
c: Constant
m: member, not meant to be used from outside
s: static / shared
sm: static member
T: for classes
S: Singleton classes
F: Factory classes
No all caps for constants, although I agree up to some point that it makes it easy to directly realize that it is a const. But it breaks the visual consistency of the code for me, thus c
Most BM users tend to use _ instead of m but I learned that this _ can easily be missed depending on the screen resolution and color settings so I dropped it again.
Beside that, I used to use the generala intend (example 3 of FDs assignement examples) but switched back to space = space again as it got really unreadable with different lengths of variables etc.