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Re: Mouse move event

Btw, you can name variables anything you want; when I first started coding I thought I was being cool by naming my variables things like "iRule", "YerMomIsGhey", "TheShocker", etc., but eventually you'll realize how lame that really is (unless you're trying to mess with crackers Wink ), because it makes going back and understanding your code later a big PITA (pain in the a$$).

the best way to name variables is to start it out with whatever type it is, so you can easily tell just by looking at the variable name what type of data it's holding. i.e. start Integer variables with "int", (intNumber), string variables with "str" (strStuff), boolean variables with "b" or "bool" (bTrueorFalse, boolTrueorFalse), single variables as "sng" (sngNumbers), etc.

It's good to start right off doing it that way to get in the habit and save yourself a lot of headaches down the road.


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