[Webtest] [dev] what naming patterns to use?

[Dierk Koenig]

ok. I'll go ahead with including checkstyle.
Mittie

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> [mailto:webtest-admin@lists.canoo.com]On Behalf Of Marc Guillemot
> Sent: Dienstag, 2. November 2004 22:22
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> Subject: Re: [Webtest] [dev] what naming patterns to use?
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> 
> Hi,
> 
> I agree that we have to define a common naming pattern. I 
> couldn't distinguish any in existing code therefore I've 
> contributed to the current state using sometimes mine, sometimes 
> what already was in the class I was working on.
> 
> Ok for using checkstyle.
> 
> My style is of course the best one ;-) but it will be an endless 
> discussion if we start looking at each developer's 
> prefered coding convention. Mittie, just decide and configure 
> checkstyle to ensure that the guidelines are respected.
> 
> Marc.
> 
> Dierk Koenig wrote:
> > Hi developers,
> > 
> > so far we have used the Taligent naming pattern, i.e.
> > - local param names are "as is"
> > - fields are prefixed with "f"
> > - static fields (if any) are prefixed with "s"
> > 
> > the recent changes deviate from that pattern by e.g.
> > - fields are sometimes prefixed with "_" (JDK style)
> > - local params are sometimes suffixed with "_"
> > 
> > I don't want to be picky about these details as
> > any decent IDE shows the distinctions anyway but
> > there may be a specific reason for the style change
> > that I haven't seen so far.
> > 
> > - What style does everybody prefer? 
> >   (I can live with any style)
> > - Does everybody agree on having a consistent style?
> >   (we could use checkstyle in the build)
> > 
> > cheers
> > Mittie
> > 
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