Coding Style
============

Formatting
----------

- No tabs.
- Indent is 4 spaces.
- A line should be 80 chars in length, with a maximum length of 90 chars
- Brackets are always on separate lines.
- Put spaces between brackets of if, while and
  similar statements.
- Follow the style of the rest of the file if it is different from these
  guidelines
  
Example:

void MyClass::myFunction(const QString& arg)
{
    if ( blah == "halb" )
    {
        doSometing();
    }
    else
    {
        varA = varB;
    }
}



Header Formatting
-----------------

- Access modifiers are not indented.
- Double inclusion guard defines are all upper case
  letters and are composed of the namespace (if available),
  the classname and a H suffix separated by underscores.
- Inside a namespace there is no indentation.

  
Example:

#ifndef NAMESPACE_MYCLASS_H
#define NAMESPACE_MYCLASS_H

namespace Namespace 
{

class MyClass
{
public:
    MyClass();
    
private:
    int m_intVar;
    QProcess* m_proc;
};

}

#endif



Class and File Names
--------------------

- Use .h and .cpp for the header and source files, respectively
- Do not abbreviate words in filenames
- Use the classname without the namespace as the name of the file

Example:

class FooDialog : public QDialog
{
public:
    FooDialog( QWidget* parent );
};

has files foodialog.h and foodialog.cpp instead of foodialog.h and foodlg.cpp


Class and Variable Names
------------------------

- For class, variable and function names separate multiple
  words by uppercasing the words preceded by other words.
- Class names start with an uppercase letter.
- Function names start with a lowercase letter.
- Variable names start with a lowercase letter.
- Member Variables of a class start with a 'm_' prefix
  followed by an lowercase letter.
- Use descriptive names where possible. Write "job" instead of "j", for
  example.

Member Functions
----------------

- Do not write inline accessors. All code should be in the .cpp files