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Date:2009-12-16T04:59:44.000000Z


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For local entities and formal arguments of routines, it is all right to use abbreviated names, since these identifiers only have a local scope, and choosing a loud name would give them too much pretense, leading to potential conflicts with features.
The complete set of style rules applied by ISE is available on the web in both <span> [http://www.eiffel.com/doc/manuals/language/style/ HTML] </span> and <span> [http://www.eiffel.com/doc/manuals/language/style/style.pdf PDF] </span> forms. These rules are an integral part of the Eiffel method; in quality software, there is no such thing as a detail. Applying them systematically promotes consistency between projects in the Eiffel world, enhances reusability, and facilitates everyone's work.
The complete set of style rules applied by ISE is available on the web in both <span> [http://archive.eiffel.com/doc/manuals/language/style/page.html HTML] </span> and <span> [http://archive.eiffel.com/doc/manuals/language/style/style.pdf PDF] </span> forms. These rules are an integral part of the Eiffel method; in quality software, there is no such thing as a detail. Applying them systematically promotes consistency between projects in the Eiffel world, enhances reusability, and facilitates everyone's work.