December 22nd, 1999, 02:29 PM
I've just got a new job. In this company nobody cares about naming convention. In the same procedure you can find variables with names : sFirst as string, strSecond as string, Third$, lFourth as string and so on. We have a meeting scheduled for tomorrow to discuss this and similar problems. Could anybody give me any source for the most usefull naming convention system?
Thank you.
Vlad
Chris Eastwood
December 22nd, 1999, 02:44 PM
Yuk - I hate that kind of thing. I know some people like 'str' and some like 's' but I wish they'd stick to just one throughout a program.
I suppose you could recommend the Microsoft way as detailed in the MSDN - I posted this a while back to the forum :
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There's the one that comes with the MSDN disks in Visual Studio at :
msdn library\visual studio 6 documentation\visual basic documentation\using visual basic\programmers guide (all editions)\Visual Basic Coding Conventions
Or you can just jump straight to it on the web here :
http://msdn.microsoft.com/isapi/msdnlib2.idc?theURL=/library/devprods/vs6/vbasic/vbcon98/vbconcodingconventionsoverview.htm
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You can print the web version out straight away if you don't want to dig through the CD's.
I also remember seeing a couple of days ago that M$ have posted the original essay on hungarian notation at their website at http://msdn.microsoft.com - just a little bed-time reading that's sure to impress (or bore sensless) your new boss.
Chris Eastwood
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