print variable-name in Matlab
varname=@(x) inputname(1); disp([‘Error in var: ‘ varname(mat)])
naming-conventions
Go struct tags with underscore before function names
Those are called blank-fields because the blank identifier is used as the field name. They cannot be referred to (just like any variable that has the blank identifier as its name) but they take part in the struct’s memory layout. Usually and practically they are used as padding, to align subsequent fields to byte-positions (or … Read more
Swift’s standard library and name collision
Namespacing in Swift is implicit. All classes and other symbols belong to the target (module) they are defined in. So if you define a class String the fully qualified name would be MyTarget.String. When there is a name collision, you have to prefix the class name with the module (framework) it is defined in, except … Read more
Visual Studio 2010 & 2008 can’t handle source files with identical names in different folders?
So @Hans Passant pointed in the right direction, Thanks!! You don’t have to list the file, a folder is sufficient. Then if you look in the defined macros at the bottom of the VS 2010 list, you’ll see: %(RelativeDir)/ Univariate/ The problem, as posted, was actually a simplified version of what I’m working on — … Read more
CSS class naming convention
The direct answer to the question is right below this one, by Curt. If you’re interested in CSS class naming conventions I suggest to consider one very useful convention named BEM (Block, Element, Modifier). UPDATE Please read more about it here – http://getbem.com/naming/ – that’s a newer version that renders the following answer obsolete. Main … Read more
Should a property have the same name as its type?
It’s fine. The canonical example here is public Background { public Color Color { get; set; } } There are rare issues (corner cases) that come up here, but not enough to warrant avoiding this device. Frankly, I find this device quite useful. I would not enjoy not being able to do the following: class … Read more
Java data transfer object naming convention?
Data Transfer Object classes should follow the name convention defined in the Java Language Specification: Names of class types should be descriptive nouns or noun phrases, not overly long, in mixed case with the first letter of each word capitalized. ClassLoader SecurityManager Thread Dictionary BufferedInputStream […] Suffixing a class name with DTO or Dto won’t … Read more
Naming conventions for Java methods that return boolean
The convention is to ask a question in the name. Here are a few examples that can be found in the JDK: isEmpty() hasChildren() That way, the names are read like they would have a question mark on the end. Is the Collection empty? Does this Node have children? And, then, true means yes, and … Read more
Naming conventions for abstract classes
In Framework Design Guidelines p 174 states: Avoid naming base classes with a “Base” suffix if the class is intended for use in public APIs. Also : http://blogs.msdn.com/kcwalina/archive/2005/12/16/BaseSuffix.aspx
Redis key naming conventions? [closed]
What are the normal naming convention for keys in redis? I’ve seen values separated by : but I’m not sure what the normal convention is, or why. Yes, colon sign : is a convention when naming keys. In this tutorial on redis website is stated: Try to stick with a schema. For instance “object-type:id:field” can … Read more