I am starting to convert my app to the 'recommended' naming convention methodology and am once again confused.
Cjard, you mentioned previously my style was out of date and as such being in a posistion where my app is a learning exercise I have chosen to revamp in order to 'do it right'
However, this link for example suggests my existing way is the recommended and your way is another way?
http://www.ssw.com.au/SSW/Standards/DeveloperDotNet/DotNetStandard_ObjectNaming.aspx#Syntax
So here are some examples which I feel are easier to read than the other way and if anyone can comment or advise, (you too cjard ) I would be grateful
textbox
txtAnyDescription or anydescriptionTextbox?
combobox
cboAnyDescription or anydescriptionCombobox
Variables
intCounter or counterInt
Lastly for example I do have a textbox currently named:
txtSaveNewAutoDescription which clearly tells me it is a text box and the camel casing make the rest easy reading. However....
savenewautodescriptionTextbox to me is far harder to read at first glance!
Please advise me......
Cjard, you mentioned previously my style was out of date and as such being in a posistion where my app is a learning exercise I have chosen to revamp in order to 'do it right'
However, this link for example suggests my existing way is the recommended and your way is another way?
http://www.ssw.com.au/SSW/Standards/DeveloperDotNet/DotNetStandard_ObjectNaming.aspx#Syntax
So here are some examples which I feel are easier to read than the other way and if anyone can comment or advise, (you too cjard ) I would be grateful
textbox
txtAnyDescription or anydescriptionTextbox?
combobox
cboAnyDescription or anydescriptionCombobox
Variables
intCounter or counterInt
Lastly for example I do have a textbox currently named:
txtSaveNewAutoDescription which clearly tells me it is a text box and the camel casing make the rest easy reading. However....
savenewautodescriptionTextbox to me is far harder to read at first glance!
Please advise me......