My personal preference is to do the same or to type the entire method name in upper case (that was done as a standard at an old job so it became a habit). Now I try to follow whatever the existing code has (since I am the newest member of a dev team).


>>The general guideline is to use parenthesis when calling methods or functions - even if no parameters are passed. Methods that return values and are used in expressions must end in open and closed parenthesis according to the VFP9 help file. Lookup passing parameters to methods in help.
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>>Just for good reading (my favorite is Craig Berntson's site):
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>>http://msdn.microsoft.com/archive/default.asp?url=/archive/en-us/dnarfoxgen/html/msdn_vfp_objm.asp
>>http://www.craigberntson.com/Articles/kb015.htm
>>http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki~SampleCodingStandardsStatement
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>Events getFocus
>Methods writeExpression
>Objects oEmployee
>Properties allowRowSizing
>Procedures getNextId
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>Note: The initial character should always be in lowercase and if the name consists of more than one word, the initial-capital words are concatenated
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>Interesting... I always use upper case for the first letter in methods such as SetFocus, GetFocus, etc.