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matRad Style Guidelines
Amit Bennan edited this page May 6, 2022
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Advice on writing code for the matRad project to help us maintain correct, understandable, shareable and maintainable code.
- When naming variable follow the "camel case" i.e. variable names in mixed case starting with the lower case, e.g.
numOfBeams
- Variables with larger scope should have meaningful names. Variables with shorter scopes can have short names.
- Use common domain-specific names.
- Function names follow the "camel case " after the
matRad_
prefix, e.g.matRad_fluenceOptimization()
- High level functions or functions that are active in the main workflow are only passed high level structures as arguments.
- Lower level functions that have a single and specific tasks may be given structure fields, temporary variables and other variables as arguments
- As a newer convention, the passing of arguments may be handled with "varargin" which may be parsed for Name-Value pairs (inputParser )
- the opening comments and documentation of functions must include a description of the function including citation to literature and functionality
- must include a list and description of the arguments passed to the function including default values
- include a list and description of the returned values
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