On 11/11/2015 07:53 AM, Markus Armbruster wrote:
> Eric Blake writes:
>
>> In general, designing user interfaces that rely on case
>> distinction is poor practice. Another benefit of enforcing
>> a restriction against case-insensitive clashes is that we
>> no longer have to worry about the situa
Eric Blake writes:
> In general, designing user interfaces that rely on case
> distinction is poor practice. Another benefit of enforcing
> a restriction against case-insensitive clashes is that we
> no longer have to worry about the situation of enum values
> that could be distinguished by case
In general, designing user interfaces that rely on case
distinction is poor practice. Another benefit of enforcing
a restriction against case-insensitive clashes is that we
no longer have to worry about the situation of enum values
that could be distinguished by case if mapped by c_name(),
but whi
