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Halbert wrote:
> How about Microsoft's engineers starting the whole Hungarian Notation
> convention with Windows programing. (like lpstrFilePath or iRecursion, etc.)
> There seems to be no set standard to it. While the intention is good, a
> beginner may have wonder why some variables have names like lpszDemung or
> lpfnCBack.
There seems to be two standards, one which describes type: lpszString
and one that defines function (sort of): instead of iOptions, it's fOptions.
You don't know how many times I've looked at a function signature, and
seen fSomething on something that should receive bits and wondered why
the hell they want a float, only to look a bit to the left and see that
it is indeed an integer.
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