Wolfgang Pausch writes: > Hello, > > On Monday 24 November 2003 18:08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > It is especially harmful when typing comments, where common two letter > > words such as 'if', 'by', 'in' and 'go' get expanded inappropriately. > > On my system, they don't really get expanded. But something I don't like is > that JDE always corrects words like "If" in comments (at the beginning of a > sentence) into "if". And I have to force him by C-q to ignore my case. > > Where is the sense in correcting If to if? Even in source-code, I don't see > it... > > I personally don't care about if abbrev is turned on or off by default, but I > like its current behaviour (just having to type space, semicolon, etc. > instead of some more complicated key-sequences) very much - with the > exception of flaws like the one mentioned above. >
Hi Wolfgang, The upcoming release of the JDEE will fix the problem of lower-casing control flow abbreviations in comments and strings. Paul
