Hey I like doing test driven design, and in that spirit I write code and make up a bunch of member vars as I go, and I figure if you use Hungarian notation VX should be able to create the member vars, so like "m_bFadeIn" in a .cpp it would write "bool m_bFadeIn" int its .h. But I don't know just throwing that idea out there.
Two immediate problems. Firstly ask 6 programmers to define Hungarian notation and you will get 6 different definitions Secondly this does not work for complex types, e.g.
Personally I use a simple form of hungarian notation in all of my code, and would be very unhappy if someone removed it. Plus in scripting languages I rather need this, since it is the only way I can tell what data type the variables are supposed to be.
Using Hungarian Notation to make member vars
Posted - Jul 16 2008 : 1:30:46 PM
