AmigaVision
Steve,
Not when much of the program lockes into variables, types, procedures,
and function defined by the compiler writer. Also, the same structure may
not need the same emphasis everywhere it is used. In some cases a variable
is only needed for minor reference, where elsewhere in the program it may
be the critical item. A case insensitive language does not proclude the
use of mixed case by the programer, just prevents errors in case from
confusing the compiler/interpreter.
>> Gary <<