Case sensitivity
Alex Martelli
aleax at aleax.it
Sun Feb 23 05:32:52 EST 2003
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Terry Reedy wrote: > "Alex Martelli" <aleax at aleax.it> wrote in message > news:wxH5a.215215$0v.6019898 at news1.tin.it... >> I don't want the compiler to "guess what I _mean_" > > How about an editor that guessed that rawinput (with whatever > capitalization) or Raw_input (or any other variant) might mean > raw_input and ask, at least once? Similarly for StringIO? Given that > Python 2, at least, will not go case insensitive, perhaps there is a > technical solution that would help most everybody. I have no problem with an *editor* trying to be smart and helpful (as long as I can turn that off if and when it gets too annoying rather than helpful). Attempts to "spellcheck and correct [or suggest corrections] on the fly" have proved more annoying than helpful to me personally in the past, but those were mostly in word processors; perhaps a programming editor is in a better position to help. And besides, I do know that many people love the autocorrection feature of word processors, even if I personally don't. Alex
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