What does for (;;) mean?

[Nothinman]

but_this_is_also_annoying

Less though than CamelCaps because at least you don't have to reach for your shift key all of the time.

 

[bsobel]

Originally posted by: Nothinman
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote> but_this_is_also_annoying </end quote></div>

Less though than CamelCaps because at least you don't have to reach for your shift key all of the time.

Ok that made me laugh. How exactly do you get the _ character on your keyboard? 🙂

 

[Nothinman]

Ok that made me laugh. How exactly do you get the _ character on your keyboard?

True, I guess I didn't think that one through all of the way. I plead the 5th since I've had a bit to drink tonight. =)

 

[LeetestUnleet]

Hahaha, custom keyboard mappings? 😛

 

[Nothinman]

Hahaha, custom keyboard mappings?

Well it would be simple to do something like swap - and _ but that would be confusing for awhile. And since I'm so accustomed to Linux which is 99% lower case letters and _ in the filenames, etc I type _ without thinking about it so while it still requires shift+- it slows me down less than shift+most_other_keys.

 

[LeetestUnleet]

I had to quote that... 😉

 

[Kyteland]

Originally posted by: jman19

Originally posted by: Nothinman

Well, when I said "both" I was assuming good naming conventions - anyone who writes variable names like you did in your example should be shot

Well StudlyCaps is extreme but IMO CamelCase is just as bad. And the same goes for HungarianNotation that I always see in MS' crap.

HungarianNotation is horrible, I agree.

That's because you don't really know what Hungarian Notation is. When used correctly it is an extremely valuable programming notation.

 

[jman19]

Originally posted by: Kyteland
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: jman19
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Nothinman
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote> Well, when I said "both" I was assuming good naming conventions - anyone who writes variable names like you did in your example should be shot </end quote></div>
Well StudlyCaps is extreme but IMO CamelCase is just as bad. And the same goes for HungarianNotation that I always see in MS' crap.</end quote></div>
HungarianNotation is horrible, I agree.</end quote></div>
That's because you don't really know what Hungarian Notation is. When used correctly it is an extremely valuable programming notation.

Actually I've read that article a long time ago, thanks anyways.