On 28 Apr 2004, at 21:42, Steven Bennett wrote:
That said, the file contents in the ABC specifications (including the 2.0
draft) are assumed to be strictly ASCII compliant, and I believe case
sensitive everywhere. (Someone correct me if I missed something there.)
I believe that the mode part of the K: field is case insensitive, and spaces
between the key letter and the mode are permitted, so:
K: Ador K: ADor K: A DOR
are all equivalent. Certainly all those variants are commonly found in
the wild, so a parser should be prepared to deal with them, even if it flags
some of them as errors.
Phil Taylor
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