Discussion :

[Slumpy]

Bonjour,

je me rappele avoir vu quelque part, un templete pour nommer les variables, les Txtbox et autre. Mais ct il y a longtemps et j aimerais retrouver ce genre d info.

Si quelqu un voit de quoi je parle, je suis prenneur d un lien ou d un court resume.

C etait un truc du style : pour les entiers utiliser intNomdelavariable ....

Merci

[Nip]

T'as sur la MSDN un chapitre dedie: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...Guidelines.asp
Sinon tu trouveras sur ce blog un pdf plutot bien fait sur les conventions de notation: http://weblogs.asp.net/lhunt/archive...dardsv113.aspx
Sans oublier bien sur le blog de Brad Abrams: http://blogs.msdn.com/brada/

C etait un truc du style : pour les entiers utiliser intNomdelavariable ....

C'est la notation hongroise, deconseillee notamment dans le cadre de la creation des API

There have always been both positive and negative effects of using the Hungarian naming convention and they still exist today. Positives include better readability (if used correctly). Negatives include cost of maintenance, confusion if maintenance was not done properly, and finally, Hungarian makes the API more cryptic (less approachable) to some developers. In the world of procedural languages (e.g., C) and the separation of the System APIs for advanced developers from framework libraries for a much wider developer group, the positives seemed to be greater than the negatives. Today, with System APIs designed to be approachable to more developers, and with object-oriented languages, the trade-off seems to be pulling in the other direction. OO encapsulation brings variable declaration and usage points closer together, OO style favors short, well-factored methods, and abstractions often make the exact type less important or even meaningless.

Source: http://blogs.msdn.com/brada/archive/...04/486216.aspx

[Slumpy]

Merci pour cette reponse tres complete, je vais regarder tout ca de ce pas.

Slumpy