Sphere Source Code Style
Chad Austin
2000.01.24


GENERAL
  Just use common sense, these rules are a guideline, and they do not have to be strictly adhered to

FILENAMES
  Mix of capital and lowercase letters is preferred in source filenames, especially if filename consists of multiple words

SPACING
  Tabs are two spaces (not tab characters)
  No spacing between function names and open parentheses
  One space between control structures (if, while, switch, etc) and open parentheses
  No space between unary operator and operand
  One space on either side of each binary operator

BRACES
  This style is used:
  - if (x == 0)
  - {
  -   // code
  - }

NAMING
  Sphere classes have the prefix 's'
  Other classes have the prefix 'C', especially if they are derived from MFC classes
  Structs have the prefix 'S'
  Local variables and parameters should be completely lowercase, with underscores separating words
  Global variables have prefix 'g_' and should be a mix of uppercase and lowercase, i.e. g_MainWindow
  Static variables have prefix 's_' and "
  Member variables have prefix 'm_' and "
  Constants are entirely uppercase with words separated by underscores

VARIABLE DECLARATIONS
  When declaring a pointer, the asterisk is adjacent to the type to show that the pointer is part of the data type
  Only one variable per line

MISCELLANEOUS
  Dates are represented in the ISO date format (yyyy.mm.dd)

COMMENTS
  Comments are important, but do not overuse them
