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2006-08-05 04:47:17 AM
delphi55
Hi, all,
I was using QA Audit trails from BDS for the first time, discovered some
problems that I'plan to put in QC reports, but this one confused me. AFAIK,
Delphi naming conventions states that we always should use pascal casing and
never camel casing, e.g., MyVar. BDS templates like forb seem to follow
this, introducing an "I" loop variable. But running QA Audit I have got some
NC warnings, which description, to my surprise, at one point says:
"Camel casing should be used in local variable, formal parameter, and
non-public instance field names"
So, runing QA Audits I got NCs even in events generated by the IDE ('Sender'
should be 'sender' acording to the audit). I would like to know, which one is
not following Delphi naming conventions? The IDE or the QA Audits?
Regards,
Marco
 

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