Nice to see that VS2010 can highlight all variables at once. I saw your example using mathOp, what I asume is a class variable. I would strongly recomend write class variables with a prefix of "_" so in your case it would be "_mathOp".
The benefit is that du implicit and faster can distinguish between class variables and locals. It will over time reduce errors and if you return to that code a month later it would be alot easier to get into. peace. :)
I know, I completely forgot about it while doing the video. Thanks for reminding me :) and don't forget to begin your interfaces with "i" and your statics with "s_" ;)
Nothing new so far
MohDarawsheh 5 months ago
Could you please upload the SEO features in Visual Studio 2010.... Nowadays every one expecting their site to be 1st in search engines .
cnjai20 1 year ago
Thx alot for the Vods.
Nice to see that VS2010 can highlight all variables at once. I saw your example using mathOp, what I asume is a class variable. I would strongly recomend write class variables with a prefix of "_" so in your case it would be "_mathOp".
The benefit is that du implicit and faster can distinguish between class variables and locals. It will over time reduce errors and if you return to that code a month later it would be alot easier to get into. peace. :)
radbyx 1 year ago
@radbyx
I know, I completely forgot about it while doing the video. Thanks for reminding me :) and don't forget to begin your interfaces with "i" and your statics with "s_" ;)
LizardanNet 1 year ago
Very Nice!
Joe0Van0Sickle 1 year ago