Yup, having myVariable and my_variable is asking for trouble in any language, and what bothers me about Nim is not at all that it makes that harder. What bothe

Yup, having myVariable and my_variable is asking for trouble in any language, and what bothers me about Nim is not at all that it makes that harder. What bothers me about Nim is that (1) it makes it easier for you to call the same variable myVariable in some places and my_variable in others because that won't make compilation fail; (2) once that happens it becomes harder to find references to that variable, because the usual searching tools will miss some of them (and you will not necessarily get any indication that you've missed any); and (3) there are -- hopefully rare, I concede -- cases where what in another language would be obviously and innocuously different identifiers collide. nOpenFiles versus no_pen_files. use_rsync versus user_sync. And what does this buy you? What is the advantage it confers? That you have the flexibility to call the same thing myVariable in some parts of your code and my_variable in others. But that's a terrible idea and making it possible is not a feature.