Re: Hungarian Notation
- From: Jim Cooper <jcooper@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 07 Apr 2005 17:05:38 +0100
but i still like to know what a specific Variable or Function is.
Then look at the declaration. Hungarian notation is really dumb in OO environments where there are hundreds or thousands of types. You need a lookup table to find out what the prefix means.
YMMV.
Indeed. Hungarian notation is not called that because it's easy to read.
Anyway, it's a C programmer's idea. Since everything in C is an integer, they need to know what type of thing they are referring to with each particular integer :-)
Cheers, Jim Cooper
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