Use-case and type, with size as well. Frequently ‘use-case’ also
included module (location) information. And having had to work with
one large project using this methodology, the result is the most
unreadable code imaginable. Goulash would be the appropriate
description.
Mark Roddy
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 1:20 PM, Maxim S. Shatskih
wrote:
>> [Most people seem to forget that HN was invented so K&R C programmers
>> (that’s pre-ANSI C, no prototypes) could visually determine argument types
>
> HN was mainly invented to denote not the type, but the use case.
>
> Like dCoordX and dCoordY for in-document coordinates and wCoordX/wCoordY for in-window ones.
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