>yeah, I've seen that section. I understand why no lower case letters,
>but not having underscores is really odd. They are great at making
>things a lot cleaner, especially for those of use who do not like
>camel case.

Agreed, but just as a hunch, it may have something to do with
iskeyword() or somesuch, that in some contexts it may be a valid
character in a function-name, variable, etc., and others (eg, TeX) it
may represent an operator (such as subscript).

Making it /verboten/ across the board may reduce/eliminate situations
where it breaks in some contexts but works in the majority of others.

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