This limitation surely comes from supporting some filesystems on some
operating systems which are case insensitive.
BTW, you can name your View defineNewList but you cannot name your
layout, which is a filename, Main.
Leon Moreyn-Android Development wrote:
It a language structure concept. You just have to build around it. Its
kind of like saying why can i only pay with quarters into a vending
machine if I have two dimes and a nickel. The structure of the machine
is not designed to handle you dimes and nickels and this way the
machine can process faster with less distractions.
On Nov 21, 7:00 pm, Justin Collum jcol...@gmail.com wrote:
I understand that these files map to R classes (generated). So I see
why punctuation characters (most) are disallowed. But I can't for the
life of me think of why main would be allowed but Main would not.
Why not something like firstScreen? Is there something about
generated files that I'm missing? Do caps screw them up somehow? I'd
like to make a view named defineNewList or something along those
lines. Annoying to have to use underscores: define_new_list.
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