Case sensitivity (was Conjugate is weird)



Raymond Toy writes:

 > I think allowing the user to set the mode is very bad.  Choose one or
 > the other but don't let it be changeable.  You'll get things where
 > this person contributes something in that case mode, but you use the
 > other case mode and things break in weird ways.

Your right. This could be the road to hell.

I think we should take Common Lisp as an example of how to do it.
CL *is* case sensitive, but by default all input is converted to
uppercase by the reader. If you want, you can circumvent this.

'Andreas
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