Code Styling
Code Style Requirements
The requirements when stylizing code such as the C# used by unity are driven by Use Cases.
- Collaborating – Use a style and be consistent with your collaborators.
- Skim reading – Use a style that is quick to skim read.
- Detailed examination – Use a style that is pleasant when studying detail.
- Source control verification – Use a style that allows clear comparison during revision checking.
Example C# Style
- Classes are Capital Case.
- Member variables are _ camel Case.
- Member functions are Capital Case.
- Local variables are camel Case.
- Passed parameters are camel Case.
Alternate Style
- Classes are Capital Case beginning with “C”
- Member variables are Capital Case.
- Member functions are Capital Case.
- Local variables are lower_case with “_”.
- Passed parameters are lower_case with “_”.