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Is this the first source code with Hungarian notation released to the public?(https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_notation https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki

by eb0la 10y ago

Is this the first source code with Hungarian notation released to the public?(https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_notation https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_notation)

joshstrange 10y ago
Earliest code? Maybe but there are other codebases that are open source that use hungarian notation.
- eb0la 10y ago
  I meant the earliest code written in that notation released to the public. It could be interesting to list them here. If you know one ancient piece of code with Hungarian notation please tell!
raverbashing 10y ago
With the wrong way or the right way of doing it?
- zamalek 10y ago
  Simonyi invented the correct way, so it's most likely to be correctly used. Supposedly the Windows team tried to implement Hungarian notation (because it worked so well for the Office guys), which is where the incorrect usage originates. So not only is this one of the earliest examples, but probably the largest example of correct Hungarian.
bprieto 10y ago
The oldest maybe, unless there is other code written previously by Simony on the wild. It's called hungarian notation because Charles Simony is hungarian and he was the father of both hungarian notation and Word's source code.
- WaxProlix 10y ago
  Simonyi, I think he goes by. His example code from his dissertation where (again - I think) he first espoused the theory would have earlier examples still. Word was his first major project, though, and probably the most canonical "first exemplar", if such a thing is meaningful.
  - pmcjones 10y ago
    The Bravo text editor grew out of the second example in his thesis, and was one of the first WYSIWYG editors. Its source code is available here: http://xeroxalto.computerhistory.org/Indigo/AltoSource/BRAVOSOURCES.DM!1_/.index.html http://xeroxalto.computerhistory.org/Indigo/AltoSource/BRAVO... . Start here for more background: http://www.computerhistory.org/atchm/xerox-alto-source-code/ http://www.computerhistory.org/atchm/xerox-alto-source-code/ .
laacz 10y ago
I believe it's first time I opened mobile wikipedia on desktop. Much more readable than desktop version. Thank you.
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by eb0la 10y ago

Is this the first source code with Hungarian notation released to the public?(https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_notation https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_notation)

joshstrange 10y ago

Earliest code? Maybe but there are other codebases that are open source that use hungarian notation.

eb0la 10y ago
I meant the earliest code written in that notation released to the public. It could be interesting to list them here. If you know one ancient piece of code with Hungarian notation please tell!

raverbashing 10y ago

With the wrong way or the right way of doing it?

zamalek 10y ago
Simonyi invented the correct way, so it's most likely to be correctly used. Supposedly the Windows team tried to implement Hungarian notation (because it worked so well for the Office guys), which is where the incorrect usage originates. So not only is this one of the earliest examples, but probably the largest example of correct Hungarian.

bprieto 10y ago

The oldest maybe, unless there is other code written previously by Simony on the wild. It's called hungarian notation because Charles Simony is hungarian and he was the father of both hungarian notation and Word's source code.

WaxProlix 10y ago
Simonyi, I think he goes by. His example code from his dissertation where (again - I think) he first espoused the theory would have earlier examples still. Word was his first major project, though, and probably the most canonical "first exemplar", if such a thing is meaningful.
- pmcjones 10y ago
  The Bravo text editor grew out of the second example in his thesis, and was one of the first WYSIWYG editors. Its source code is available here: http://xeroxalto.computerhistory.org/Indigo/AltoSource/BRAVOSOURCES.DM!1_/.index.html http://xeroxalto.computerhistory.org/Indigo/AltoSource/BRAVO... . Start here for more background: http://www.computerhistory.org/atchm/xerox-alto-source-code/ http://www.computerhistory.org/atchm/xerox-alto-source-code/ .

laacz 10y ago

I believe it's first time I opened mobile wikipedia on desktop. Much more readable than desktop version. Thank you.

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