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From: Richard K. <ri...@in...> - 2005-05-04 22:37:15
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All, I just updated the variable naming convention on EVERYTHING. The double underscore stuff was getting out of hand with __foo__ for static/global and __foo for member variables. Scott and I agreed to m_foo for member variables and g_foo for static/global variables a while ago and I had not made the change yet, but its in CVS now. I know that this is the stuff of religious wars (conventions, etc), so lets not war, lets enjoy writing code. Best, -rich PS. Thanks be to Ruby and regular expressions, it was 20 lines of code to write a converter. |
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From: Richard K. <ri...@in...> - 2005-04-28 14:49:37
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