Each time you RSTYLE a file, new words are added to RSTYLE.NEW Edit these to the case you want, and append them to the RSTYLE.CAS or RSTYLE.VAR file (hereafter called CAS or VAR.) If these files do not exist just create empty ones.
If you check the NEW file each time you RSTYLE you will find words RSTYLE thinks are new (not keywords and not in the CAS or VAR files) This can be very handy as it can tip you off to misspellings, but if you catch the words while they are still cased right you can immediately add them to CAS or VAR. Try to make sure not to copy misspelled words into those files. The order of the words in CAS or VAR does not matter as RSTYLE will reorder them if necessary, automatically. A careful reading of the docs on RSTYLE will alert you to many useful features. Dennis McGrath ________________________________ From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Adrian Huessy Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2008 8:54 AM To: RBASE-L Mailing List Subject: [RBASE-L] - RStyle Not LowerCase Is there a setting to prevent RStyle to make variable names lowercase? Using RStyle in RBase Editor, the variable names are set to LowerCase or UpperCase running RStyle. For one code I wouldn't like that. Variable names should be let as tipped in. -- Example before SEt vAR vThisIsTheTest TexT = 'Hello' IF (.vThisIsTheTest = .vOtherVariable) Then write 'identical' endif RET -- Should be transformed by RStyle to SET VAR vThisIsTheTest TEXT = 'Hello' IF (.vThisIsTheTest = .vOtherVariable) THEN WRITE 'identical' ENDIF RETURN -- but is transformed to SET VAR vthisisthetest TEXT = 'Hello' IF (.vthisisthetest = .vothervariable) THEN WRITE 'identical' ELSE WRITE 'not identical' ENDIF RETURN It seems I don't' see the tree (setting) within the forest. TIA Adrian
