Raymond Toy writes:
>>>>>>"James" == James Amundson <amundson@users.sourceforge.net> writes:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>
> >> Do we want to fix them all now?
>
> James> Yes, I'm afraid so. The good news is that the strings can be found
> James> automatically. I was going to search using a regexp that says "find all
> James> occurrences of two or more uppercase letters between double-quotes."
>
>I just grepped for merror followed by on uppercase letter. :-)
>
>
>
Well, It is easy to find all merror's with UC letters in the message
string but
update to this strings must be made manually. And actually I don't think
that it is very hard work.
> >> I think some are ok, others should
> >> clearly be downcased, and some are debatable.
>
> James> Which occurrences of two or more uppercase letters do you think should
> James> not be downcased? I haven't really looked yet.
>
>I didn't look too closely either, but there's this from acall.lisp:
>
>acall.lisp:67: (merror "BUG: Non-handled array created. ~M" aarray))))
>
>so leaving it as "BUG" could be ok.
>
>However, for
>
>acall.lisp:129: (merror "The second arg to ARRAYAPPLY must be a list."))
>
>Do you really want ARRAYAPPLY to be lowercased? I think it is
>beneficial to highlight arrayapply in some way. Perhaps `arrayapply'?
>Or just downcase it and ignore it all?
>
>
IMHO `foo' quoting should be adopted for highlighting. This is how
@code{} is
highlighted by info on text terminals.
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Vadim V. Zhytnikov
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