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Nim is actually case sensitive on the first character only, so your list of identifiers are not all equivalent. Just thought I'd point that out for correctness
by kungtotte 7y ago
Nim is actually case sensitive on the first character only, so your list of identifiers are not all equivalent. Just thought I'd point that out for correctness sake.
- Stratoscope 7y agoOh, thank you for the correction, and sorry for the misinformation! In any case (pun intended?) it's the underscore insensitivity that makes it difficult to use standard search tools.
- PMunch 7y agoAgain just for correctness your last identifier isn't legal in Nim. You aren't allowed to start an identifier with an underscore, and you can't have two underscores together.
- atilaneves 7y ago> it's the underscore insensitivity that makes it difficult to use standard search tools. I personally don't like the feature, but what do you find difficult about using /my_?[vV]ariable/ to search for any of myvariable, my_variable or myVariable?