Discussion on the programming style 2

Second, the naming rule:

1. Naming rules for variable names

The naming rules for ① and variables require "Hungarian law". That is, the beginning of the letter with the type of variable, the remainder of the variable in the English meaning or the abbreviation of its English meaning, as far as possible to avoid using Chinese pinyin, the first letter of the word should be capitalized.

That is: variable name = variable type + The English meaning of the variable (or abbreviation)

For a variable that is not generic, add a comment description at the time of the definition, and the variable definition can be placed at the beginning of the function as much as possible.

See table below:

BOOL (BOOL) with B opening bisparent

Byte (byte) Byflag by Start

Short (int) begins with n Nstepcount

Long (long) beginning with L Lsum

char (char) begins with C Ccount

Float (float) begins with F Favg

Double (double) with D opening Ddeta

void (void) begins with V Vvariant

unsigned short (WORD) starts with W Wcount

unsigned long (DWORD) begins with DW Dwbroad

HANDLE (HINSTANCE) begins with H Hhandle

DWORD begins with DW Dwword

LPCSTR (LPCTSTR) begins with Str strstring

With the 0 end of the string with the SZ opening szFileName

Propose and give a naming recommendation to the Technical Committee for the type of variable not given.

The basic principles for naming ② and pointer variables are:

The basic principles for a pointer variable are:

"P" + Variable type prefix + naming

such as a float* type should be expressed as Pfstat