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Recently, I voiced my opinion (so what is new
 ) about my dislike for theunderscore ("_") as a member prefix for private or protected members. Thought I would see what other think on this touchy subject. I personally find them very ugly and it makes the code harder to read. It makes member variable stand out worse than if they were in bold large type fonts. Please take a quick moment to cast your vote below. http://www.MyQuickPoll.com/?P=Vote&ID=124 http://www.MyQuickPoll.com/?P=Results&ID=124 Rocky <>< http://www.HintsAndTips.com Me Blogs: http://blogs.wdevs.com/RockyMoore/ http://spaces.msn.com/members/rocko/ |
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