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Naming Conventions

The document outlines .NET naming conventions for 2soft Solutions, including using camel case for variables and Pascal case for classes, namespaces, assemblies, interfaces, enums, functions and properties. Namespaces should use CompanyName.TechnologyName as the root and avoid underscores. Classes should not share the same name as their namespace. Collection, delegate, exception and attribute classes should have their type added to the end of the name. Constants, procedures and private variables also have specific naming conventions outlined.

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Naming Conventions

The document outlines .NET naming conventions for 2soft Solutions, including using camel case for variables and Pascal case for classes, namespaces, assemblies, interfaces, enums, functions and properties. Namespaces should use CompanyName.TechnologyName as the root and avoid underscores. Classes should not share the same name as their namespace. Collection, delegate, exception and attribute classes should have their type added to the end of the name. Constants, procedures and private variables also have specific naming conventions outlined.

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Net Naming Conventions for 2soft Solutions

Abbrevation

CamelCase:

Use camel case as a general rule, or uppercase for very small words

Example:

strFirstName, dsetEmployees

.Conventions

Namespaces:

Pascal Case, no underscores. Use CompanyName.TechnologyName as root. If you don't have a company,
use your domain name or your own initials. Note that any acronyms of three or more letters should be
pascal case (Xml instead of XML) instead of all caps.

e.g

AppliedIS.TimeCard.BusinessRules

IrritatedVowel.Controllers

PeteBrown.DotNetTraining.InheritanceDemo

PeteBrown.DotNetTraining.Xml

Assemblies

If the assembly contains a single name space, or has an entire self-contained root namespace, name the
assembly the same name as the namespace.

e.g.

AppliedIS.TimeCard.BusinessRules.dll

IrritatedVowel.Controllers.dll

Classes and Structs

Pascal Case, no underscores or leading "C" or "cls". Classes may begin with an "I" only if the letter
following the I is not capitalized, otherwise it looks like an Interface. Classes should not have the same
name as the namespace in which they reside. Any acronyms of three or more letters should be pascal
case, not all caps.

e.g.

Widget

InstanceManager

XmlDocument

MainForm

DocumentForm

HeaderControl

CustomerListDataSet (typed dataset)

Collection Classes
Follow class naming conventions, but add Collection to the end of the name

e.g.

WidgetCollection, ArrayCollection, ListCollection

Delegate Classes
Follow class naming conventions, but add Delegate to the end of the name

e.g.

WidgetCallbackDelegate

Exception Classes

Follow class naming conventions, but add Exception to the end of the name

e.g.

InvalidTransactionException

Attribute Classes
Follow class naming conventions, but add Attribute to the end of the name

e.g.

WebServiceAttribute

Interfaces
Follow class naming conventions, but start the name with "I" and capitalize the letter following
the "I"

e.g.

Iwidget

Enumerations
Follow class naming conventions. Do not add "Enum" to the end of the enumeration name. If
the enumeration represents a set of bitwise flags, end the name with a plural.

e.g.

SearchOptions (bitwise flags)

AcceptRejectRule (normal enum)

Functions
Pascal Case, no underscores except in the event handlers. Try to avoid abbreviations.

e.g.

Public void DoSomething(...)

Properties and Public * Member Variables

Pascal Case, no underscores. Try to avoid abbreviations. Members must differ by


more than case to be usable from case-insensitive languages like Visual Basic
.NET.

e.g.

public int RecordId


Parameters
Camel Case. Try to avoid abbreviations.

e.g.

ref int recordId

Procedure-Level Variables
Camel Case

e.g

int recordId ;

Class-Level Private and Protected Variables


Camel Case with Leading Underscore

e.g

private int _recordId ;

Controls on Forms
e.g

LastNameField, LastNameLabel, SubmitCommand, NextPageNavigation

Constants
Follow black box conventions

SomeClass.SomePublicConstant

localConstant

_privateClassScopedConstant

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