This Naming convention is referred to followed documents:

• Introduction to Design Patterns in C++ with Qt
• Designing Qt-Style C++ APIs

General Naming Rules

• Names are sequences of letters and numerical digits, the first of which must not be a digit;
• Don’t use abbreviations;
• Variables and pointers use only lowercase letters.

Class

• The name of classes should a noun or a noun phrase;
• Use CamelCase to form multi-word names by joining the words together and capitalizing the interior word beginnings;
• Class names begin with a capital letter.

Examples: class LargeFurryMammal, class Customer.

Class members

• Data members: m_Color, m_Width - prepend lowercase m_;
• Static data members: s_Singleton, s_ObjCount - prepend lowercase s_.

Function

• Each function name should be a verb or a verb phrase: processBookOrder();
• Function names begin with a lowercase letter.

Getter and setter

• Non-boolean getters: color() or getColor();
• Boolean getters: isChecked() or isValid();
• setter: setColor(const Color& newColor).

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