CodeStyle.cpp

// "const auto" is just too common not to have an alias
#define c_auto const auto

class Type; // forward declaration if possible

//==================================================================
class ClassName
{
    size_t     mMember = 0;    // 'm' prefix for member variable
    U8         *mpPointer {};  // 'mp' prefix for member pointer
    uptr<Type> moUniqueObj;    // 'mo' prefix for unique_ptr (Owned)
    sptr<Type> msSharedObj;    // 'ms' prefix for shared_ptr

public:
    // Dedicated 'Params' structure for classes with many parameters,
    // especially if they need to be retained
    struct Params
    {
        int   param1 = 0;
        float param2 = 0;
        // ...
    };
private:
    const Params mPar; // keeps a copy of the ctor params (often useful)
public:
    ClassName( const Params &par ) : mPar(par) {}
    
    ~ClassName(); // destructor usually necessary only
                  // to use unique_ptr + forward declaration

    // public method with Uppercase initial
    void PublicMethod( int yoyo );

private:
    // private method with lowercase initial
    void privateMethod();
};

//==================================================================
// initial for local (static) function is lowercase
static void localFunction( int oneParam, int anotherParam )
{
}

//==================================================================
// initial for global function is Uppercase
void GlobalFunction(
            // multi-line param list when more than 3-4 params
            int oneParam,
            int anotherParam,
            int thirdParam,
            size_t fourthParam )
{
    // left value and right value are sometimes aligned with virtual tabs
    // (never tab chars)
    c_auto dude       = oneParam;
    c_auto longerDude = anotherParam;
}