Products beginning with the letter "I"
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J4amieC wrote:
You dont have a problem Marc, in you new world of Java the convention is not to use an I prefix for interfaces!
Oh, wow. I didn't know that. Hey, can I ask other Java questions on the Lounge? ;P Marc
Marc Clifton wrote:
can I ask other Java questions on the Lounge
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J4amieC wrote:
You dont have a problem Marc, in you new world of Java the convention is not to use an I prefix for interfaces!
Oh, wow. I didn't know that. Hey, can I ask other Java questions on the Lounge? ;P Marc
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dnh wrote:
InteracxXmlContainer
Because XML is correctly written as "XML" and not "Xml." Peace!
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See DeleteFXPFilesJames R. Twine wrote:
Because XML is correctly written as "XML" and not "Xml."
Well, as far as my coding standards go, I try to adhere to first letter caps, all other letters lowercase, even for abbreviations and acronyms, even though I realize this goes against the standard. But it does avoid things like:
class XMLIDGUIDMapwhich I would write as:class XmlIdGuidMapMarc -
Like Interacx. The problem is, if I create a class like
IXFoobaz, it looks like an interface, what with that leading I. And then if the last letter is and X and you abbreviate like I did above, then a class (which I actually have) calledIXXmlContainerjust starts to look gawdawful and confusing. Especially since the class implementsIXmlContainer, which is, you guessed it, an interface. :sigh: Marc...are far worse. You cannot use it as namespace name.
You have, what I would term, a very formal turn of phrase not seen in these isles since the old King passed from this world to the next. martin_hughes on VDK
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James R. Twine wrote:
Because XML is correctly written as "XML" and not "Xml."
Well, as far as my coding standards go, I try to adhere to first letter caps, all other letters lowercase, even for abbreviations and acronyms, even though I realize this goes against the standard. But it does avoid things like:
class XMLIDGUIDMapwhich I would write as:class XmlIdGuidMapMarcMarc Clifton wrote:
class
XMLIDGUIDMapwhich I would write as: classXmlIdGuidMapFunny thing is - I can much easily visually parse the first mostly-caps version than the second more mixed-case one. Must be something (else) strange about me -- at first glance, I read that second one as: "ex" "meld" "GUID" "Map," but I read the first one immediately as: "XML" "ID" "GUID" "Map." Hey, I never said I was normal! :P Peace!
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Marc Clifton wrote:
can I ask other Java questions on the Lounge?
Only programming questions are forbade, so you;ll be OK.... :laugh:
darkelv wrote:
Only programming questions are forbade, so you;ll be OK....
:laugh: Oh, now I feel bad having jumped all over those poor guys posting VB questions in the lounge! Marc
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Marc Clifton wrote:
can I ask other Java questions on the Lounge
Certainly; but please start your subject with "URGENT! PLZ HELP!!!", so we can provide you with a rapid and effective snide remark helpful response. :-\
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Bad Astronomy |VCF|wxWidgets|WTLI need a new flavor of coffee! Any suggestions? just had to ask a java question in the lounge.... ;P
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Marc Clifton wrote:
class
XMLIDGUIDMapwhich I would write as: classXmlIdGuidMapFunny thing is - I can much easily visually parse the first mostly-caps version than the second more mixed-case one. Must be something (else) strange about me -- at first glance, I read that second one as: "ex" "meld" "GUID" "Map," but I read the first one immediately as: "XML" "ID" "GUID" "Map." Hey, I never said I was normal! :P Peace!
-=- James
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See DeleteFXPFilesJames R. Twine wrote:
Funny thing is - I can much easily visually parse the first mostly-caps version than the second more mixed-case one.
I know what you mean. I agree as well. Used to be, all those X's and I's and L's, if they were black and yellow stripes, would mean we were about to become a tiger's dinner. Now look at us. Marc
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Like Interacx. The problem is, if I create a class like
IXFoobaz, it looks like an interface, what with that leading I. And then if the last letter is and X and you abbreviate like I did above, then a class (which I actually have) calledIXXmlContainerjust starts to look gawdawful and confusing. Especially since the class implementsIXmlContainer, which is, you guessed it, an interface. :sigh: MarcIt's not eye-nteracx, it's N-teracx. So start everything with Nx. Problem solved. :)
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I need a new flavor of coffee! Any suggestions? just had to ask a java question in the lounge.... ;P
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How about hazelnut jalapeno mocha?
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It looks like an interface because uppercase I is followed by another uppercase letter. Why not spell it out, like
InteracxXmlContainer. Too long?
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Why not spell it out, like InteracxXmlContainer. Too long?
To follow up with a good reason why its too long, is that these are subclassed controls and in the form designer's tool box, I really don't want "Interacx" to swallow up the control name, especially for controls like "Date" and "Time", which are half of the word "Interacx". So I opted for "IX" to improve the readability of the form designer's toolbox. Of course, I could have figured out how to strip off the header. Hmmmm.... Marc
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How about hazelnut jalapeno mocha?
Software Zen:
delete this;Gary Wheeler wrote:
jalapeno
I actually don't like the flavor of jalapeno. Jalapeno has a sickening sweet taste with only mild heat. Give me more punch in flavor and heat. How about Kona Habanero blend? or maybe Ares Launch Exaust coffee (with Naga extract)?
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Like Interacx. The problem is, if I create a class like
IXFoobaz, it looks like an interface, what with that leading I. And then if the last letter is and X and you abbreviate like I did above, then a class (which I actually have) calledIXXmlContainerjust starts to look gawdawful and confusing. Especially since the class implementsIXmlContainer, which is, you guessed it, an interface. :sigh: MarcYeah, you gotta love the whole interface naming convention. IUnknown. IDispatch. IChihuahua...
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Gary Wheeler wrote:
jalapeno
I actually don't like the flavor of jalapeno. Jalapeno has a sickening sweet taste with only mild heat. Give me more punch in flavor and heat. How about Kona Habanero blend? or maybe Ares Launch Exaust coffee (with Naga extract)?
_________________________ Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau. Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb) John Andrew Holmes "It is well to remember that the entire universe, with one trifling exception, is composed of others."
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Like Interacx. The problem is, if I create a class like
IXFoobaz, it looks like an interface, what with that leading I. And then if the last letter is and X and you abbreviate like I did above, then a class (which I actually have) calledIXXmlContainerjust starts to look gawdawful and confusing. Especially since the class implementsIXmlContainer, which is, you guessed it, an interface. :sigh: Marc -
Gary Wheeler wrote:
Well, at least you're not using hydrazine for cream
nah. He'd probably use that, as a chaser... X|
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Gary Wheeler wrote:
This kind of Ares[^]? Well, at least you're not using hydrazine for cream...
yup, see that tiny rocket at the top? We've got the test contract locally. They will be testing the escape system here even to the point of not only simulating, but also executing a full scale destructive failure and attempting an escape just ahead of the explosion. We're talking live action, edge of the seat, Die hard 2 ejection seat ahead of the explosion, fun... unmanned of course with a dozen or more cameras whirring on at extreme high speed taking in all the detail. I can't wait... :-D oh... and I googled this[^] :laugh: :laugh:
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Marc Clifton wrote:
can I ask other Java questions on the Lounge
Certainly; but please start your subject with "URGENT! PLZ HELP!!!", so we can provide you with a rapid and effective snide remark helpful response. :-\
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Bad Astronomy |VCF|wxWidgets|WTLDouglas Troy wrote:
Certainly; but please start your subject with "URGENT! PLZ HELP!!!", so we can provide you with a rapid and effective snide remark helpful response.
That's *our Indian* trade mark. Why won't you come up with something original you loser? ;P
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dnh wrote:
Why not spell it out, like InteracxXmlContainer. Too long?
To follow up with a good reason why its too long, is that these are subclassed controls and in the form designer's tool box, I really don't want "Interacx" to swallow up the control name, especially for controls like "Date" and "Time", which are half of the word "Interacx". So I opted for "IX" to improve the readability of the form designer's toolbox. Of course, I could have figured out how to strip off the header. Hmmmm.... Marc
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dnh wrote:
Why not spell it out, like InteracxXmlContainer. Too long?
To follow up with a good reason why its too long, is that these are subclassed controls and in the form designer's tool box, I really don't want "Interacx" to swallow up the control name, especially for controls like "Date" and "Time", which are half of the word "Interacx". So I opted for "IX" to improve the readability of the form designer's toolbox. Of course, I could have figured out how to strip off the header. Hmmmm.... Marc
Hmm that's indeed good reason!
Marc Clifton wrote:
Of course, I could have figured out how to strip off the header. Hmmmm....
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