... in Emacs when programming C++. Which auto-completion function? dabbrev? Is there a way to make the auto-completion case sensitive? M-x apropos "dabbrev case" finds: dabbrev-case-distinction dabbrev-case-fold-search dabbrev-case-replace One of these should do what you want. regards, Nikolaj Schumacher

...usually gives me correct completion, but unfortunately just in lower-case letters. Since I am used to use the Camel Notation,.... Is there a way to make the auto-completion case sensitive? Thanks in advance. Martin -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Case-sensitivity-in-auto-completion-tp19046663p19046663.html Sent from the Emacs - Help mailing list archive at Nabble...

... standard practice in forth interpreters to use case- insensitive matching when searching for words? It is common practice. Would a forth with case-strict matching suffer major criticism? It would... would attract fewer users than otherwise. You might get away with a case-sensitive system that provides the standard words also in lower case; some people (in particular, Bernd Paysan) ...

...standard practice in forth interpreters to use case- insensitive matching when searching for words? Would a forth with case-strict matching suffer major criticism? ...12 years ago. Most systems nowadays are case-insensitive. However, the Standard allows system to be case-sensitive providing they recognize CORE words in upper case. "Major criticism" is in the mind ...

Alex McDonald wrote: Win32Forth is a "mixed" case. Wordlists determine their own case sensitivity and tolerance. So, if deadbeef is defined in a case insensitive wordlist, in any case ... would both be found there. Some are case sensitive, to allow for interfacing to the ...wordlists (case insensitive) and tables (case sensitive), and behind an OOP-like approach which would ...

... How about the idea of "same" case. This is where the an all ... lower name would match, but mixed case words do not. Thus "name" and... If not found, you search again case insensitive. * If not found, you try ... VARIABLE deadbeef DEADBEEF deadbeef ! A strict case sensitive system would store the value ... two separate words. Number conversion is case insensitive. In the example you give...

...How about the idea of "same" case. This is where the an all... name would match, but mixed case words do not. Thus "name" ... for some typical use of case sensitive systems, where you replace ... search approach: * First you search case sensitive. * If not found, you search again case insensitive. * If not found, you ... deadbeef DEADBEEF deadbeef ! A strict case sensitive system would store the ...

Elizabeth D Rather wrote: Very few widely used systems are case-sensitive nowadays. I object to changing the rules mainly out of consideration for the minority systems, ...for them to change. How about the idea of "same" case. This is where the an all upper name and an all lower name would match, but mixed case words do not. Thus "name" and "NAME" would ...

...> All this shows is that case insensitivity cannot be sensibly generalized. It...lately been rather annoyed by the case insensitivity of Spice. It has the...case-insensitive Forths have: literals are case-sensitive, but other "words" aren't...in different dialects of Spice. Partial case insensitivity makes processing this irregular ..., and the next tool is case-insensitive, and merges nets with ...

..., just like upper and lower case. How about the same characters in.... All this shows is that case insensitivity cannot be sensibly generalized. ... been rather annoyed by the case insensitivity of Spice. It has the...-insensitive Forths have: literals are case-sensitive, but other "words" aren't... different dialects of Spice. Partial case insensitivity makes processing this irregular ...