Using a notation like the Hungarian Notation is made difficult or at least inconvenient by Classbuilder. Adding a <int> member m_iTimeStamp would result in a Get/SetITimeStamp method which would be consequential but unnecessary. You need to rename the method or ignore the feature of automatic Get/Set methods.
An idea to solve this is to let Classbuilder fill in the 'i' Prefix for you if you chose <int> as type.
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Use of hungarian notation (and its ilk) is counter productive in strongly types languages, and damages the abstraction between what something is, and what it is used for.
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Using a notation like the Hungarian Notation is made difficult or at least inconvenient by Classbuilder. Adding a <int> member m_iTimeStamp would result in a Get/SetITimeStamp method which would be consequential but unnecessary. You need to rename the method or ignore the feature of automatic Get/Set methods.
An idea to solve this is to let Classbuilder fill in the 'i' Prefix for you if you chose <int> as type.
Use of hungarian notation (and its ilk) is counter productive in strongly types languages, and damages the abstraction between what something is, and what it is used for.