Dnia 01-05-2005, nie o godzinie 20:43 -0700, email@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
napisał:
> Since I'm new to GTK+ programming, I would like to use conventional
> variable naming if at all possible. I've read that functions are in the
> format..
>
> some_function_name()
>
> and objects are...
>
> ThisIsSomeWidget
>
> and regular variables are...
>
> this_variable_is_like_a_function
>
> Is this correct?
If by ThisIsSomeWidget you mean type name, then yes, it's correct. If
this is object instance, however, then you'd rather follow normal
variable naming, like
GtkWidget* main_window;
Also, for enums and macros you use all caps, like
enum
{
GTK_SOME_ENUM_VALUE
} GTK_SOME_ENUM;
#define GTK_SOME_MACRO
unless the macro is intended to be used like normal function, in which
case you use function naming convention.
Cheers,
Maciej
--
Maciej Katafiasz <ml@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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