assigning operators - case sensitivity problem?

>>>>> "CY" == C Y  writes:

    CY> --- Raymond Toy  wrote:

    >> (%i1) postfix("F");
    >> (%o1) 				      "F"
    >> (%i2) postfix("f");
    >> (%o2) 				      "f"
    >> (%i3) (x)f:=x*a;
    >> (%o3) 				  x F := x a
    >> (%i4) 40f;
    >> (%o4) 				     40 a
    >> (%i5) 40F;
    >> (%o5) 				     40 a
    >> 
    >> %o5 looks wrong to me.  Shouldn't it be something like "40 F"?
    >> If so, there's something else that needs fixing.

    CY> Yes, this is wrong - F should not have inherited the definition from f.

Oops.  I must have had some leftovers because when I did a recompile
instead of playing with the repl, I get:

(%i1) postfix("F");
(%o1) 				      "F"
(%i2) postfix("f");
(%o2) 				      "f"
(%i3) (x)f:=x*a;
(%o3) 				  x f := x a
(%i4) 40f;
(%o4) 				     40 a
(%i5) 40F;
(%o5) 				     40 F

This seems more reasonable.  I can't comment on Andreas Guelzow's
issue with %o3, but at least %o5 seems to be right.

So just deleting all calls to (upcase operator) takes care of this
issue and all tests pass.

Ray