I present here an application of the Hungarian notation for languages
using Lisp-style syntax.
Instead of studly caps, e.g. strName, we use lower-case variable names
with a components separated by a hyphen, e.g. str-name. Each variable
has a prefix that depends on its type. Here are the prefixes for
primitive types:
* symbol: s
* string: str
* boolean: b
* integer: i
* real: r
* character: ch
Pairs are prefixed by p, lists by l and vectors by v. These prefixes can
be combined with other prefixes: e.g. a list of symbols may be named as
l-s and a vector of reals as v-r.
For an object type, the name of the type without brackets is used as a
prefix. E.g. window-main for an object of type <gtk-window>.
Procedures having no side effects and having boolean return value are
suffixed by ?.
- Tommi Höynälänmaa
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