I have to do some maintenance on legacy code that uses Hungarian notation (and Sy开发者_开发百科stems Hungarian at that). Unfortunately, it\'s not practical for me to just clean it all out of the code
Most programmers know of a thing called \'Hungarian Notation\', each variable has a nice prefix to denote its data type, i.e.
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I\'m parsing .h and .cpp files and I need to find/replace all non-Hungaria开发者_开发技巧n notated variables with their Hungarian equivalents. \"Augh, why?!\" you ask? My employer requires Hungarian n
Currently i am doing my project/thesis for the last semester, and i thought of doing it on \"detecting the webpage changes in web\". I have read two paper on this topic but i have some confusions
I have a large codebase that uses Systems Hungarian for most variable names, which basically means I have lots ofobjQueue\'s, objCommon\'s, dtDataSet\'s et cetera.
it\'s a pretty common practice that constants are prefixed with k (e.g. k_pi). But what does the k mean?
If this is Hungarian notation (CClass and IInterface), is there 开发者_运维百科a way around it? I generally don\'t use Hungarian notation and I\'m not sure if it\'s wise to do this out of habit.No, Hu
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I have read tutorials all over the web with different kinds of tutorials specified on game (however, this turns out to be pretty general).
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