case sensitivity
Dave Jones
djones at megatest.UUCP
Fri Apr 28 09:32:46 AEST 1989
>From article <752 at acorn.co.uk), by enevill at acorn.co.uk (Edward Nevill):
) ... I do have a problem with people who write mixed case library
) functions for case sensitive languages, eg. Mac C systems.
) Turning to a random page in Inside Macintosh.
)
) Pg. I-474
)
) FUNCTION GetCursor(cursorID: INTEGER) : CursHandle;
)
) TYPE CursPtr = ^Cursor;
) CursHandle = ^CursPtr;
)
) CONST iBeamCursor = 1;
) crossCursor = 2;
) plusCursor = 3;
) watchCursor = 4;
)
) PROCEDURE ShieldCursor(shieldRect: Rect; offsetPt: Point);
)
) This is enough to drive anyone up the wall.
...
Yeah, but with some of us it's a longer drive than with others.
Anyway, we see another reason my "dream-language" will not distinguish
case or underscores in identifiers: Spell it "iBeamCursor", or
"Ibeamcursor", or "I_beam_cursor", or whatever you please; it would mean
the same thing. No need to keep going back to the manuals to recall the
blessed capitalization.
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