Chris Garrigues writes: > > Yes, "Therapist" and "TheRapist" do convey different ideas. However, in an > actual English sentence, it's pretty damned clear what "I'M GOING TO SEE MY > THERAPIST THIS AFTERNOON." means even without mixed case to clue you in.
Yes, case is less important when you have additional context like an entire sentence. The problem is that in most computer applications, we don't have any contxt to allow us to distinguish one thing from another, so case becomes more important. You may have noticed that I misspelled "context" in the previous sentence, or maybe not. In either event, I'm sure you had no trouble understanding what I meant. Are you now going to claim that English isn't spelling sensitive, either? -Larry Jones The surgeon general should issue a warning about playing with girls. -- Calvin _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
