Changes between Version 18 and Version 19 of Coding_Conventions

Timestamp:

Mar 11, 2012, 12:51:17 AM (12 years ago)

Author:

historic_bruno

Comment:

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Coding_Conventions

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  * Sometimes it's nice to put `#include`s in alphabetical order. (It's a bit prettier, and makes it easier to find if some header is already in the list or not.) (But when `Foo.cpp` includes `Foo.h`, that should usually go before every other include (except for `precompiled.h` which must always be first).)
 
- * Class names are !UpperCamelCase and prefixed with `C`, e.g. `CGameObject`. Member functions are !UpperCamelCase, e.g. `CGameObject::SetModifiedFlag(...)`. Member variables are !UpperCamelCase prefixed with `m_`, e.g. `CGameObject::m_ModifiedFlag`. Files are named e.g. `GameObject.cpp`, `GameObject.h`, usually with one major class per file (possibly with some other support classes in the same files). Local variables and function parameters are lowerCamelCase.
+ * Class names are !UpperCamelCase and prefixed with `C`, e.g. `CGameObject`. Member functions are !UpperCamelCase, e.g. `CGameObject::SetModifiedFlag(...)`. Member variables are !UpperCamelCase prefixed with `m_`, e.g. `CGameObject::m_ModifiedFlag`. Files are named e.g. `GameObject.cpp`, `GameObject.h`, usually with one major class per file (possibly with some other support classes in the same files). Local variables and function parameters are lowerCamelCase. Structs are treated similarly to classes but prefixed with `S`, e.g. `SOverlayLine`.
 
  * Write pointer/reference types with the symbol next to the type name, as in