Naming conventions of non-eng languages

Off-topic: Where can I report A2007 bugs?

I'm from Spain. I use hungarian (Dev. handbook- K.Getz), logically allways in english ... For naming variables, constans, subs, functions ... i also prefer use english names because:

1 -Normally, are shorter than in spanish. 2 -The language i MUST! use in the code is english... i write : 'DO WHILE NOT rstInputData.EOF() if i use spanish i use two idioms: 'DO WHILE NOT regEntradaDatos.EOF() 3 - More personal ... perhaps because i begin with DOS, Basic, DbaseIII-DbaseIV , DisplayWrite, WordPerfect, Multimate... (what times!!!), all these programs, books, manuals ... were in english, so why change? ,(... younger programmers say uhmmm!...) Personally I think that in a more and more global world is better use ONE well documented standard not an idiom-based one for coding ... i d'ont know if i will undestand Mr. Vladimir Cvajniga code (d'ont know were came from ..., sounds for me a KGB agent name???), if he use an idiom based convention, but i understand perfectly the code you post...

Toni Maura: "...sounds for me a KGB agent name..." ROFL! I'm in Czech Republic - and I'm not a KGB agent. I don't think you wil ever work on my projects. :P

Hi, I'm Dutch, but I try to use as much Eglish as possible.

'Access (97) Developer's Handbook' by Paul Litwin, Ken Getz and Mike Gilbert is great! Greetings.

I'm from Sweden I agree with Toni Maura.

I use English prefixes