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(2) | All of the above |
(2) | Mixture |
(2) | Simplified hungarian. s denotes string, char*, CString, etc. n denotes some numeric type. etc. |
(2) | _ |
(1) | 1,3 and 4 |
(1) | a lower case prefix for scope & Pascal Cased element name (e.g. cVariableName for a class instance variable) |
(1) | aaaa |
(1) | AddString |
(1) | small case names for local variables, hungarian for members and parameters (without underscores) |
(1) | STL style (number_of_days, is_valid) |
(1) | sutter |
(1) | Sutter's convention |
(1) | this_way |
(1) | Use both (Pascal for public properties & methods and Camel for internal,private and protected properties, fields and methods) |
(1) | Variables different from local variables, locals different from members, members different from globals |
(1) | VB style |
(1) | visual c++6.0 |
(1) | web cam |
(1) | well... other. |
(1) | WM_UNICHAR |
(1) | Yes. |
(1) | Mixture of Camel and Pascal to denote differences in declaration |
(1) | mobile agent |
(1) | multimedia |
(1) | my and our; e.g. myDataPoint or ourStaticSetting |
(1) | My Own conventions is the better... |
(1) | myMemberVariable, aParameter, ourStaticVariable |
(1) | none |
(1) | None (The compiler handles types for me) |
(1) | Pascal Case with Prefixes |
(1) | Pascal for methods, Camel for variables |
(1) | Pascal, or whatever is the convention in that project. |
(1) | PascalCase (methods, properties, class names) - camelCase (method arguments) - lower_case_with_underscore (local method variables) - _camelCase with leading underscore (class fields) |
(1) | Pascal's Hungarian Camel (mix of all) |
(1) | Sam Blackburn's WFC naming convention |
(1) | ScreenSaver |
(1) | Several |
(1) | Simlpe notation that is easy to understand |
(1) | All of the above when appropriate |
(1) | All of them depending on the existing code |
(1) | All of them! |
(1) | aLtErNaTiNg CaSe |
(1) | and Camel |
(1) | Both Camel and Pascal |
(1) | Both Camel and Pascal as appropriate |
(1) | Both Pascal notation, Camel Caps |
(1) | button |
(1) | c/c++ standard notation with prefixes for globals (g_), statics (s_), members (m_) |
(1) | C/C++ standard way (e.g., number_of_days) |
(1) | Camel & Pascal case (MS.NET convention) |
(1) | Camel and Pascal |
(1) | Camel Caps and Hungarian notation with prefixes |
(1) | camel for variables and parameters, pascal for types and methods |
(1) | Camel for variables, Pascal for methods |
(1) | Camel for vars, Pascal for types / classes / functions. |
(1) | Camel w/prefixes for members, none for locals |
(1) | CamelCaps with prefix (a,p,k,g,C,T) |
(1) | CListCtrl |
(1) | COBOL case |
(1) | codebars |
(1) | Combination |
(1) | Combination of 1 and 4 |
(1) | Combination of Camel and Pascal |
(1) | Combination of hungarian and camel caps. |
(1) | Combination of Hungarian w/ prefixes and Pascal case |
(1) | cursor |
(1) | Depends: for Java: camel; for C#: camel for variables, pascal for methods; C++: hungarian and camel |
(1) | Dutch notation with prefixes |
(1) | Follow the MS Guildlines for .NET as far as company policy allows. |
(1) | Huingarian without type info |
(1) | Hungarian casing (public=AllCaps, member=smallletters, method-level=m_MemberName), .NET datatype indicators ( DataTypeCollection, etc) |
(1) | Hungarian with Pascal Case |
(1) | hungarian, camel humps, and my own adapted convention |
(1) | Hungarian/Camel Caps Combo - CC user defined types, HN for system types |
(1) | I use hungarian for variable names and Pascal case for method and function names. |
(1) | It Depends |
(1) | Java games with source code |
(1) | K&R |
(1) | l33t notation (1nUmB3r, m_1NuMb3r etc) |
(1) | lower case |
(1) | lower case seperated by underscore ( m_first_name ) |
(1) | m_ but no Hungarian ! |
(1) | Meaningful names, underscore delimited, and trailing underscores for class private data members. |
(1) | mine |
(1) | mix (Pascal case for public methods and properties, underscores as in number_of_days for variables) |
(1) | mix of these |
(1) | Mixed, parameters Pascal, private data members Hungarian, local method Camel |
(1) | mix'n'match |