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As a addition to this, why don't we use the hungarian notation. Makes coding
much clearer.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_notation
This will explain what I mean
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Le 04/08/2012 10:15, BertvdB nous fit lire :
> As a addition to this, why don't we use the hungarian notation. Makes coding
> much clearer.
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_notation
> This will explain what I mean
Because there is so few "types" in SDL. Value, vectors... from 2D to 5D...
what else ? a spline ?
Hungarian notation is dead. Let it rest.
Better use meaningful identifiers!
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Am 04.08.2012 18:16, schrieb Le_Forgeron:
> Le 04/08/2012 10:15, BertvdB nous fit lire :
>> As a addition to this, why don't we use the hungarian notation. Makes coding
>> much clearer.
>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_notation
>> This will explain what I mean
>
> Because there is so few "types" in SDL. Value, vectors... from 2D to 5D...
> what else ? a spline ?
>
> Hungarian notation is dead. Let it rest.
It's dead because modern IDEs have stuff like "IntelliSense" that allow
you to see a variable's type just by hovering the mouse over it.
POV-Ray's IDE doesn't have such a feature.
It's also quite a common practice in POV-Ray to prefix function names
with "f", texture variables with "t" or "tx", material variables with
"m" or "mt", etc.
That said, I absolutely, positively agree that Hungarian notation should
/not/ be forced on anyone - just like any other religion :-P
> Better use meaningful identifiers!
Always a good idea, whether using Hungarian notation or not.
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clipka <ano### [at] anonymous org> wrote:
> That said, I absolutely, positively agree that Hungarian notation should
> /not/ be forced on anyone - just like any other religion :-P
>
>
> > Better use meaningful identifiers!
>
> Always a good idea, whether using Hungarian notation or not.
Rape, Murder
Before you know they will stop attending church on sunday
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> clipka <ano### [at] anonymousorg> wrote:
>> That said, I absolutely, positively agree that Hungarian notation should
>> /not/ be forced on anyone - just like any other religion :-P
>>
>>
>>> Better use meaningful identifiers!
>>
>> Always a good idea, whether using Hungarian notation or not.
> Rape, Murder
> Before you know they will stop attending church on sunday
>
>
>
Anyway, religions are only feeble attempts at making sence of the world
around us when you lack the proper tools and knowlege.
Look at the Bible, ponder how many centuries it have been passed along
by oral tradition, and you can only conclude that it's a compilation of
legends, miths, tall tales, fables and fire side stories...
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"BertvdB" <ber### [at] kpnmailnl> wrote:
> As a addition to this, why don't we use the hungarian notation. Makes coding
> much clearer.
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_notation
> This will explain what I mean
The purpose of the naming standard is to insure that the various modules work
well with each other, not to enforce political correctness. I would add playing
nice with POV-Ray itself, which is why I made my suggestion. While Hungarian
notation, or a less dogmatic variation thereof, may be a good idea, it does not
further the purpose of the standard.
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On 5-8-2012 4:11, Alain wrote:
> Anyway, religions are only feeble attempts at making sence of the world
> around us when you lack the proper tools and knowlege.
> Look at the Bible, ponder how many centuries it have been passed along
> by oral tradition, and you can only conclude that it's a compilation of
> legends, miths, tall tales, fables and fire side stories...
Amen :-)
Thomas
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Le 04/08/2012 18:43, clipka nous fit lire :
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> It's dead because modern IDEs have stuff like "IntelliSense" that allow
> you to see a variable's type just by hovering the mouse over it.
> POV-Ray's IDE doesn't have such a feature.
Well, povclipse does.
The povray's Window editor does not, due to its old age.
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"BertvdB" <ber### [at] kpnmailnl> wrote:
> Rape, Murder
> Before you know they will stop attending church on sunday
I stopped going to church less than 2 years after discovering POV-Ray.
Coincidence?
I haven't raped or murdered anyone yet, though. Satan needs to work on me a
little more.
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> "BertvdB" <ber### [at] kpnmailnl> wrote:
>> Rape, Murder
>> Before you know they will stop attending church on sunday
>
> I stopped going to church less than 2 years after discovering POV-Ray.
> Coincidence?
>
> I haven't raped or murdered anyone yet, though. Satan needs to work on me a
> little more.
>
>
In my case, it's been over 40 years since I last went to a church. OK, I
did visite some, but in the same way as one visit a museum, so, it don't
count.
Nothing bad yet... :P
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