Hi
I have a load of legacy code that uses a very out of date naming convention, and which i'd like to bring up to date. My naming scheme is as follows:
Fields are prefixed with uppercase "F" followed by lowercase single char denoting field type:
private object FoMyValue; // object
private int FiMyValue; // int
Local variables and parameters use the same convention to denote type, but without the "F" prefix:
int iMyValue; // int
I'm having trouble setting up rules for this. Have tried creating one based on UseOrAvoidCertainPrefixes, but it doesn't work for me. I'm using the following values:
NextCharCapitalizationStyle = Lower
PrefixToCheck = Fi
PrefixUsage = Avoid
One final thing, is it possible to specify wildcard so that Fo, Fi, Fn, Fs etc would be caught by something like F* for example?
Thanks
Ben