> > Are there any good resources for naming conventions in VB.NET available?
> > What I'm looking for is recommendations for naming controls etc. Take
for
> > instance the Button control. In classic VB the corresponding control was
the
> > CommandButton, so the recommendation was to use the "cmd" prefix all
> > CommandButton controls (cmdFileOpen, cmdClose, cmdExit etc.). Button
> > controls would then be named btnXxxxx or something sililar.

> Here you go :)

> .net Naming Conventions
> =======================

> Label           lbl
> LinkLabel       llb
> Button          btn
> TextBox         txt
> Menu            mnu
> CheckBox        chk
> RadioButton     rad
> GroupBox        grp
> PictureBox      img
> Panel           pnl
> DataGrid        dgr
> ListBox         lst
> CheckedListBox  clb
> ComboBox        cbo
> ListView        lvw
> Treeview        tvw
> DateTimePicker  dtp
> MonthCalendar   cal
> Hor.Scrollbar   hsb
> Vert.Scrollbar  vsb
> Timer           clk
> Splitter        spl
> DomainUpDown    dud
> NumericUpDown   nud
> TrackBar        trb
> RichTextBox     rtb
> ImageList       iml
> HelpProvider    hlp
> ToolTip         tip
> ContextMenu     cmn
> ToolBar         tbr
> StatusBar       stb
> NotifyIcon      nic
> OpenFileDialog  ofd
> SaveFileDialog  sfd
> FontDialog      fnt
> ColorDialog     col
> ErrorProvider   err
> TabControl      tab
> TabPage         tbp

> --
> Tenchi (fr Emails 'spam.be.gone' entfernen)

> Mein VB.net Download-Manager (Version 1.23.2000.0)
> Homepage: http://mitglied.lycos.de/downloadwunder/
> Mailing list: http://de.groups.yahoo.com/group/dw-net/

> Are there any good resources for naming conventions in VB.NET available?
> What I'm looking for is recommendations for naming controls etc. Take for
> instance the Button control. In classic VB the corresponding control was the
> CommandButton, so the recommendation was to use the "cmd" prefix all
> CommandButton controls (cmdFileOpen, cmdClose, cmdExit etc.). Button
> controls would then be named btnXxxxx or something sililar.

> Has Microsoft put together any recommendations, or does anyone
> know of any other sources?