[snip] I'm not sure what your point is except to attempt to educate me that coding standards are a Good Thing, which is rather obvious. My point is that there has been no conclusive argument made that Hungarian notation is a quantitatively better method than any other. [/snip]
You are correct of course and I am in total agreement. It is not better. What I have found is that it is easy to use in a large group and that bringing in a new developer is speedier. Old school guys (such as myself) are easier to blend with new school guys as they all have the same leaping off points. I don't care what kind of notation that you use. I am just saying to be consistant. Hungarian is established and doesn't require me to write a new set set of documentation on variable naming. Thanks! Jay -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
