[opencms-dev] Naming conventions
Manfred Schenk
manfred.schenk at zerobyte.de
Sun Sep 6 15:04:15 CEST 2009
Paul-Inge Flakstad schrieb:
> Hi
>
> Just a silly question really: I've never seen the naming convention used in OpenCms, with the "m_" prefix on member variables, used in Java before. Is this a commonly used naming convention in Java? Should I follow it when writing code which may be contributed to OpenCms? If so, is this the convention below the correct one?
>
> 1. member variables are prefixed with m_
> 2. static variables are prefixed with s_
> 3. global variables are prefixed with g_
It is not commonly used in Java I think - but I've seen it in several
cases where teams had switched from another language to java and had
kept their naming guidelines.
>From my point of view such a type indication inside a name is not needed
anymore since there are powerful IDEs nowadays.
But if one special convention is used then it should be used
consistently for the whole project.
Regards,
Manfred
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