In C++/C# the common convention for private class vars is m_MyPrivateVar
, and I belive " m_ " stands for "my" (I might be wrong).
In Delphi, private class variables begin with F , eg FHandle etc.
What does the F means? Foo? :)
There are some naming conventions not to get lost in code.
Here is an example to point out why this is useful.
// Types begins with T
TFoo = class
strict private
// sometimes I saw strict private fields beginning with underscore
// I like this too
_Value : string;
private
// private class vars are Fields and therefore begins with F
FValue : string;
function GetValue : string;
public
property Value : string read GetValue write FValue;
// Parameters should NOT begin with P (P is for Pointer) but with A
// because "i will pass A value" :o)
function GetSomething( const AValue : string ) : string;
end;
function TFoo.GetValue : string;
begin
Result := '*' + FValue + '*';
end;
function TFoo.GetSomething( const AValue : string ) : string;
var
// IMHO there is no naming convention to Local vars
// but mine begins with L
LValue : string;
begin
LValue { local var } :=
Value { property via getter } +
AValue { parameter } +
FValue { field };
Result := LValue;
end;
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