Code guidline / code convention / naming convention for C#??

[gicio]

looking for something like a code guidline....

i.e. that a TextBox should have the prefix: txt


TextBox --> txt i.e. txtCustomer

Label --> lbl i.e. lblCustomer

String --> str i.e. strCustomer

bool --> boo i.e. booIsValide



is something like that anywhere available?




gicio

 

[Volte]

Doesn't really matter, as long as you're consistance. When I use C#,
I use camel case for everything (camelCase) where the first letter
is small. I don't use hungarian notation at all in C#.

isValid, customerName, cancelButton, are all kinds of things that I
personally use. However, I believe that in the MSDN there is a list
of the hungarian notation conventions. From the top of my head:

Form frm
TextBox txt
Label lbl
Scrollbars hsc/vsc
Slider sld
Panel pnl (?)
Picture pic
Button btn

For variables, I use (these are not necessarily "official"):
String s
Numbers (any kind) i
Boolean b
Char c

 

[Bucky]

If you have the Visual Studio help collection installed, check out
the article entitle "Coding Techniques." It contains numerous tips and
tricks for naming variables, methods, events, etc. etc.

This link is the article mentioned above; it may work:
ms-help://MS.VSCC/MS.MSDNVS/vsent7/html/vxconcodingtechniques.htm