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No, they mess up with scope resolution operators anyway.
cxp_a->weaboo.rst = 1;
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Anonymous2012-07-09 9:18
I've always been a fan of how Go handles variable naming. CamelCase is the standard and the first character denotes if the package should make the function/variable/structure accessible from other packages.
It's a surprisingly good method.
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Anonymous2012-07-09 9:45
10 PRINT "ONLY NEWFAGS USE LOWERCASE"
20 GOTO 10
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Anonymous2012-07-09 12:52
I go by PascalCase for type names because whatever.
camelCase for variable names.
underscores_for_function_names.
I am thinking about switching PascalCase and camelCase though as type names are really more adjectives and variable names really more proper nouns. Underscores for function names make sense because they are more supposed to be descriptions of a process so should read more like a sentence than the other things.