Naming agreement

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Constant naming retention Remarks Recommended constants are represented by uppercase letters. Example #define max_value 10

Variable naming conventions [scope] Typename

parameter

Scope

Optional. Name habits for marking the range of variables. For example, local variables use the "L" prefix that reminds you that they only act on the inside of the defined program. The proposed Scope expression is as follows:

Scope

description

Example

l

Local

Lncounter

p

Private (Default)

PNSTATUS

G

Public (global)

GNoldRecno

t

Parameter

TnRecno

Type

Labeling the habit of variable data type. The proposed Type prefix is ​​as follows:

Type

description

Example

a

Array

Amonths

c

Character

Clastname

y

Currency

YcurrentValue

di

Date

DBIRTHDAY

t

Datetime

TLASTMODIFIED

b

Double

Bvalue

fly

Float

Finterest

l

Logical

LFLAG

n

Numeric

Ncounter

o

Object

OEMPLOYEE

U

Unknown

UReturnValue

Note

The prefix is ​​not required, but this good program habit is recommended. Using the prefix does not specify the value of the variable - in Visual FoxPro, the prefix is ​​only a naming habit. For example, increasing the prefix "C" does not specify that only character data can be stored in this variable, but it can be reminded that the variable is established as accepting character data.

Note that the Scope prefix is ​​only recommended instead of it. In some cases, the range is not necessarily clear. For example, in the main program of a stand-alone application, there is no difference in the visible range of variables defined by public or private. Type prefix is ​​always related to the sample program.

Object naming convention prefixname

Recommended object name prefixes are listed in the table below.

Prefix

Object

Example

chk

Checkbox

ChkReadonly

COL

COLLECTION

ColformObjects

CBO

ComboBox

Cboenglish

cmd

CommandButton

Cmdcancel

cmg

Commandgroup

cmgchoices

CNT

Container

CNTMOVERLIST

CTL

CONTROL

CTLFileList

CAD

CursoraDapter

Cadinventory

Custom

User-defined

DTE

DataENVIRONMENT

Dtesalesform

EDT

Editbox

EdttexTarea

FRM

FORM

FRMFileopen

FRS

Formset

FRSDataEntry

GRD

Grid

Grdprice

GRC

Column

Grccurrentprice

GRH

HEADER

Grhtotalinventory

HPL

Hyperlink

HPLHomeURL

IMG

Image

IMGICON

LBL

Label

lblhelpMessage

lin

Line

linVertical

LST

Listbox

LstpolicycoDes

OLB

OleboundControl

OlbObject1

Ole

Ole

OleObject1

OPT

Optionbutton

Optfrench

OPG

Optiongroup

Opgtype

PAG

Page

Pagdataupdate

PGF

Pageframe

PGFLEFT

PRJ

ProjectHOOK

Prjbuildall

Sep

Separator

Septoolsection1

SHP

Shape

SHPCIRCLE

SPN

Spinner

SpnValues

TXT

Textbox

TXTGETTEXT

TMR

Timer

TmraLarm

TBR

Toolbar

TbreditReport

XAD

XMLADAPTER

XADRemotexmldata

XFD

XMLField

Xfdprice

XTB

XMLTable

Xtbinventory

Remarks The prefix is ​​not required, but this good program habit is recommended. Using the prefix does not specify the value of the variable - in Visual FoxPro, the prefix is ​​only a naming habit. For example, increasing the prefix "CBO" does not specify an object is a combo box, but it can remind the object to be a combo box.

Table field named agreement Alias.Typename

parameter

Type

The data type of the tag table field. It is recommended that the prefix of Type is as follows.

Types of

description

Example

c

character

Customer.Clastname

di

date

Customer.dbirthday

t

Date time

Customer.tlastmod

b

Double precision

Customer.brate

fly

floating point

Customer.fvalue

G

Universal

Customer.gpicture

l

logic

Customer.lsellmail

M

Note

Customer.Mcomments

y

currency

Customer.YyeartDate

n

Numerical value

Customer.nitems

I

Integrity

Customer.icustID

Note

The prefix is ​​not required, but this good program habit is recommended. Using the prefix does not specify the value of the variable - in Visual FoxPro, the prefix is ​​only a naming habit. For example, increasing the prefix "C" does not specify that only character data can be stored in this variable, but it can be reminded that the variable is established as accepting character data.

Window naming agreement WNAME

Note

Do not use a prefix before class definition; only the prefix is ​​used as an object.

Example

Use the following code when establishing a window object:

Define Window WcustomInvoices;

From nfirstrow, nfirstcolumn to nlastrow, nLastColumn

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