Changes between Version 8 and Version 9 of C

Timestamp:

07/11/10 08:27:44 (14 years ago)

Author:

hopscc

Comment:

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C

@@ -29 +29 @@
     * In resulting binaries such as .exe and .dll, the .NET standard CamelCase is used so that Cobra libraries vend out naturally to C# and VB.NET 
  * Class names must be (upper) [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CamelCase CamelCased] or at least start with an upper case letter)
- * instance variable optionally prefixed with _ (implicitly makes them private). If so prefixed can be accessed directly in methods
+ * instance variable optionally prefixed with _ (implicitly makes them protected) or __ (implicitly makes them private. 
+   If so prefixed can be accessed directly in methods (without a leading '.')
  * methods (and properties) on current object invoked with leading '''this.''' or more usually (shortcut) just '''.'''.
  * constructor/initializer method is called init, has no return value
  
  * String type accessed as '''String''' 
- * Numeric types specified as int, uint, float and double types ( rather than Int, UInt, Float, Double)
+ * Numeric types specified as int, uint, float and double types (rather than Int, UInt, Float, Double)
  * Sized int and uint types all have the same naming form
     * int8, int16, int/int32, int64 instead of  SByte, Int16, Int32/int, Int64
@@ -65 +66 @@
  * 'Raw' Strings (r"a raw string") no escape sequence expansion ( vs c# @"a raw string")
  * '!NoSubstitution' strings ( ns" no substitution [done] here") 
- * !DocStrings on Programs, classes, Instance variables, methods and properties
+ * !DocStrings on Programs, Classes, Interfaces (etc), instance variables, methods and properties
  * Different syntax for characters c'x'
- $ since '[] used for Lists array literals are specified using ''' @[]''' - comma separated values
- * '''ref''' keyword for getting pointer to method ( reference) rather calling it ( for delegates)
- * '''sig''' keyword or declaring a delegate type
+ * since '[] used for declaring literal Lists, array literals are specified using ''' @[]''' - comma separated values
+ * '''ref''' keyword for getting pointer to method (reference) rather than calling it (for delegates)
+ * '''sig''' keyword for declaring a delegate type
 
  * '''def''' keyword to declare a method/function