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I'm curious if other programmer use special
name conventions for interface classes in
their projects.
In a line like the following

class A : public XXX_IF, public YYY_IF {

I can see that multiple inheritance is on
the agenda but at the same time I see:
Ok, class A only implements the interfaces.

I think the line

class A : public XXX, public YYY {

would be not so clear.

gelbeiche wrote:
> I'm curious if other programmer use special
> name conventions for interface classes in
> their projects.
> In a line like the following
>
> class A : public XXX_IF, public YYY_IF {
>
> I can see that multiple inheritance is on
> the agenda but at the same time I see:
> Ok, class A only implements the interfaces.
>
> I think the line
>
> class A : public XXX, public YYY {
>
> would be not so clear.

We don't use special conventions. We use comments.

// merging two abstract classes into another
class A : public XXX, public YYY {
...

And, of course, we don't have names like 'A' or 'XXX' or 'YYY'...

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