- Original Message -
From: roymeo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Never, EVER depend upon the capitalization of #symbols.
For network operations, you don't even need to use symbols, so the problem
is easily avoided. I always do something like this:
vArgs = [:]
vArgs[ resourceid ] = 123
vArgs[
Question for the list:
Is 'resourceid' a reserved word in Director?
Reason why I ask is that I am working on a project where we are passing
'resourceid' as param name (a symbol) to a CGI on a linux server. The
param the server receives consistently is 'resourceID'.
So then, just for fun, i type
Never, EVER depend upon the capitalization of #symbols.
There's weird magic where if you enter #ShutUpROYmeo in Director, that
capitalization is saved in some symbol look-up-table and it's pretty much
always going to be that way. You, or someone, or some bit of lingo/utility
code/libraries,
At 14:12 28.09.2004 -0400, you wrote:
Never, EVER depend upon the capitalization of #symbols.
There's weird magic where if you enter #ShutUpROYmeo in Director, that
capitalization is saved in some symbol look-up-table and it's pretty much
always going to be that way. You, or someone, or some
