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2010 Nov 23
6
[LLVMdev] draft rule for naming types/functions/variables
...Case increases the
chance of clashing between the two and thus sometimes makes it hard to
choose good variable names. For example, if you have a function that
takes a Type parameter, how would you name the parameter if it has to
start with an upper-case? There are several obvious choices:
void VisitType(Type T); // Bad -- T is too generic and could be
mistaken for "temporary".
void VisitType(Type Ty); // Bad -- Ty is not a well-known abbreviation.
void VisitType(Type AType); // Unnecessarily awkward.
In contrast,
void VisitType(Type type);
is readable and natural. The same...
2010 Nov 23
0
[LLVMdev] [cfe-dev] draft rule for naming types/functions/variables
...between the two and thus sometimes makes it hard
> to
> choose good variable names. For example, if you have a function
> that
> takes a Type parameter, how would you name the parameter if it has
> to
> start with an upper-case? There are several obvious choices:
>
> void VisitType(Type T); // Bad -- T is too generic and could be
> mistaken for "temporary".
> void VisitType(Type Ty); // Bad -- Ty is not a well-known
> abbreviation. void VisitType(Type AType); // Unnecessarily
> awkward.
>
> In contrast,
>
> void VisitType(Type type);
&...
2010 Nov 23
0
[LLVMdev] draft rule for naming types/functions/variables
...ce of clashing between the two and thus sometimes makes it hard to
> choose good variable names. For example, if you have a function that
> takes a Type parameter, how would you name the parameter if it has to
> start with an upper-case? There are several obvious choices:
>
> void VisitType(Type T); // Bad -- T is too generic and could be
> mistaken for "temporary".
> void VisitType(Type Ty); // Bad -- Ty is not a well-known abbreviation.
> void VisitType(Type AType); // Unnecessarily awkward.
>
> In contrast,
>
> void VisitType(Type type);
>
&...
2010 Nov 29
8
[LLVMdev] draft rule for naming types/functions/variables
...e two and thus sometimes makes it hard to
> > choose good variable names. For example, if you have a function that
> > takes a Type parameter, how would you name the parameter if it has to
> > start with an upper-case? There are several obvious choices:
> >
> > void VisitType(Type T); // Bad -- T is too generic and could be
> > mistaken for "temporary".
> > void VisitType(Type Ty); // Bad -- Ty is not a well-known abbreviation.
> > void VisitType(Type AType); // Unnecessarily awkward.
> >
> > In contrast,
> >
> >...