where are the Hungarian notations?

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Hey,
is it true that dotnet has revolutionalize the notations?

i've downloaded the samples from various sites they use _membername instead
of m_<first type letter>MemberName


Is it some new notation or hungarian still exists?


Fahad Ashfaque
 
Fahad Ashfaque said:
is it true that dotnet has revolutionalize the notations?

i've downloaded the samples from various sites they use _membername instead
of m_<first type letter>MemberName
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In practice, private members can be named however you want to name
them. Pick a convention you like and stick to it. Personally I don't
any prefixes to distinguish between member variables and local
variables. Within Rotor, there are many different conventions visible.
Is it some new notation or hungarian still exists?
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Microsoft's conventions for visible members ditches Hungarian notation
- see http://tinyurl.com/2cun
 
Given the thousands of classes in the Framework Hungarian isnt really
practical
unless you use obj for everything as everything is an object:-)

eg how would you prefix a SqlDouble, OracleDouble, SqlInt16, SqlInt32,
SqlInt64 ...

and of course with intelisense, mouseover display of info etc there is
little need for it

hth
guy
 
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