那里有匈牙利命名方法的下载？？？？？？？？？？？

[TYmir]

那里有匈牙利命名方法的下载？？？？？？？？？？？

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请查在csdn上下“C#进阶”查询文档，有一篇关于这个的文章！

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Hungarian

While working at Microsoft I learned "Hungarian". This is a convention
for naming identifiers in C (variables, functions etc.). The odd name
derives from the nationality of its inventor, Charles Simonyi, and the
fact that the resulting names are as intelligible to the layman as
Hungarian.

It is invaluable in large programming environments where many people
use and change a single body of code (which may not be the case in a
university research lab, where code is thrown away before it gets a
chance to grow to, say, the size of Word for Windows).

Given an identifier, anyone can precisely determine its type and
purpose. Given a purpose and a type (function, pointer to array of
floats, ...), anyone can unambiguously generate a name or predict what
name somebody else chose. (Close to unambiguously for me on Winword at
least.) Off-by-one errors, type mismatches, and misused pointers are
impossible.

In practice Hungarian becomes what I call "Bulgarian", as base types
and prefixes for a particular project are used. I use "z" for the
float base type, for example. You might use "st" for a stream as in
"FILE* pst = fopen(szFile);". Because we use only 26 letters, extreme
Bulgarian runs into parsing ambiguity. Kanji would be much better for
this!

There is a lengthy document on its use written by Doug Klunder at
Microsoft, which I have misplaced so I can't give it to you though he
might ([e-mail]). This is my own little summary.

HUNGARIAN SUMMARY
_______________________________
BASE TYPES

f flag (boolean)
ch char
st string (length-prefixed)
sz NULL-terminated string (ptr to)
fn function

w word
b byte
l long
u unsigned word
bit bit
v void

env environment
sb segment base
ib offset




_______________________________
PREFIXES MODIFYING BASE TYPES

p pointer
lp far ptr
hp huge ptr
np near ptr

rg array
i index into array
c count
d difference
h handle
hh huge handle
gr group (of variable-size objects)
b byte offset (in a "gr")
mp map (array) followed by index & value types
dn array (domain)
e element (of "dn") rgx = mpixx dnx =
mpxex
f bit flag (of integer)
sh shift amount
u union
a allocation (pointee)
v global
_______________________________
SUFFIXES MODIFYING A TYPE

First..Last
Lim Last+1
Min..Max-1
Mic..Mac-1 current Min & Max
Most Mac-1

Sav temporary saved value
Nil illegal value
Null 0, illegal value
T temporary value
Src/Dest transfer
_______________________________
FUNCTION NAMES

ValueFromArg1Arg2Arg3
_______________________________
A few examples:

for (int ich=0; ich < cch; ich++) pchDest[ich] = pchSrc[ich];
for (int ich=ichMin; ich < ichMax; ich++) pchDest[ich] = pchSrc[ich];
for (int ich=ichFirst; ich <= ichLast; ich++) pchDest[ich] =
pchSrc[ich];

rgw[iw] = 42;

int fFoundit = (*pfnSearch)(szFile);


夕阳西下

Variable Naming Convention


* Use meaningful names for identifiers such as classes, attributes,
member functions, variables, functions, constants, types, etc. As a
general rule, Hungarian notation will be used. However, some
modifications have been made to maintain compatibility with Microsoft
coding conventions.
* Use of this notation must be consistent. The following prefixes
will be used:

ComboBox cmb
ListBox lst
Button btn
Static Text txt
Group Box grp
CheckBox chk
Radio Button btn
long l
CPoint, Point pt
(or x and y coordinate types)
Char (null term) sz
Cstring class. str
Integer i
Boolean b
Short s
Rectangle RECT
CRect or RECT rect
ColorRef clr
Unsigned integer ui
Handle h
Word w
Pointer p
Far Pointer pf
Byte b
Unsigned Integer n
(counter only)
Window Handle hWnd
Window class cWnd
Class Member Variable m_
Character c
Position Type pos
Void v

Please note that the above list is not complete and will be added to
in each revision of this document. All variables shall start with one
of the above prefixes, followed by their corresponding name which will
start with a capital letter. Variable names are composed of meaningful
components which are abbreviated, followed by the last component which
is spelled out completely.
Examples:
m_pfbTemp A class member which is a far pointer to a Boolean variable.
bContinue A Boolean flag.
ptWinPosition A CPoint type used for a window position. Window has
been abbreviated to Win and Position being the last portion of the
name is spelled out.

The only real exception to the above rule concerns one or two
character variable names which are commonly used as counters. These
include but not limited to n, j, cx, and cy.

[TYmir]

谢谢！ 这个我看过了，有没有全一点的？

[TYmir]

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