Consider specific Annotations for UserForms

[AlpsDevABE]

What
When using Code Inspection for userforms the following items come up:

• Consider renaming Control lblPassword
• Consider renaming procedure cmdOk_Click

Ignoring these instances at Module level will apply '@IgnoreModule HungarianNotation
Which will suppress any internal variable from marking in the Code.

Why
I understand that Systems HungarianNotaion is bad however in user forms you often have multiple control elements representing as single object such as a Label, TextBox and maybe even a button or two. It becomes a nightmare to manage when there is such a bad mix of Data and Logic together and that is just the nature of userforms.

I would recommend something like '@IgnoreUserForm HungarianNotation which would suppress any references to things like lblPassword txtPassword if Password is a Form Control along with any functions that occur for that control without excluding the inspection for Real Code.

Example

'@IgnoreUserForm HungarianNotation 
' This code should not trigger the inspection:
Private Sub cmdCancel_Click()
  ' But this code should
  Dim strPotatoes as String
  strPotatoes = "Why systems hungarian, ugh!!"
End Sub

[retailcoder]

Personally I've been spelling things out for a while:

• TextBox: PasswordBox
• Label: PasswordLabel
• Button: CancelButton

I wouldn't go back to traditional prefixing, it reads so much more naturally.

I think a simple checkbox in the settings could take care of this without needing to introduce a new annotation.

[retailcoder]

Note that the "Allowed identifiers" setting also allows listing Hungarian Notation prefixes, but the new checkbox allows not issuing inspection results specifically for userform controls without making names like lbl and btn legal for everything: