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As a programmer of C language, where macros are conventionally all-caps long strings, CAPS lock is really important for me.
by kahlonel 7y ago
As a programmer of C language, where macros are conventionally all-caps long strings, CAPS lock is really important for me.
- cududa 7y agoI mean even as a designer when I’m doing mockups it’s extremely useful
- cafard 7y agoHah! "pylint" will complain about "constants" not conforming to the upper-case naming style. In some cases "constant" seems to mean simply "declared outside function scope".
- eddieh 7y agoI set up Emacs so Meta works on words and Super works on symbols. So I type_the_identifier_in_lowercase then type s-b to move the cursor to the beginning of the symbol, then type s-u to uppercase the symbol and move the cursor back to the end of the symbol. It works out to the same number of keystrokes as using caps lock, but is way more powerful since I can also transform all caps to lowercase just as easily.