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Marcus |
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[DotGNU]Naming conventions |
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Sat, 28 Aug 2004 00:18:54 -0500 |
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I'm working on CustomAttributeBuilder, and it's taking a while. I noticed in
pnetlib/HACKING, the recommendation:
`` E. Use the names "Object", "String", and "Decimal" instead of the C#
keywords "object", "string", and "decimal". This keeps the naming
system consistent.''
Is that only for those three types? I don't see "Int32" or "Single" being
used, for example. So I'm very confused about this part.
Also, in some places, the C# names *must* be used, such as "enum Fruit: byte
{ Apple, Orange };" (The compilers will not accept Byte here.)
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