Re: C++?
Re: C++?
- Subject: Re: C++?
- From: Andy Lee <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 1 Mar 2002 21:02:33 -0500
At 10:49 AM -0800 3/1/02, Kurt Revis wrote:
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By the way, this is a good reason for naming a language or product with a unique word, with no odd characters in it. Just try searching google for "C#"...
I'm sort of the same way about identifiers in my code. If I were to name a method with a single common word like "update", and I decided to change the name by global search-and-replace, I might change instances of "update" used as a regular English word in comments. So I lean toward names like "updateWhatever".
I don't obsess about this all the time -- mostly when I'm creating a class library and I haven't nailed down all my interfaces yet -- but it's something I keep in mind. It also affects other programmers who may want to grep my class docs for a given method name or class name.
--Andy
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