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> Nim is case-agnostic. Tokens ignore cases and underscore so foo_bar == foobar == fooBar. I have yet to be conviced it is a negative - or that the potential c
by monetus 4y ago
> Nim is case-agnostic. Tokens ignore cases and underscore so foo_bar == foobar == fooBar.
I have yet to be conviced it is a negative - or that the potential cons outway the potential pros, and I'm steadfastly stuck on this hill for now. Thanks for the comment.
- gavinray 4y agoWell, for one, you can't accurately grep for all uses of a symbol, or at the very least it becomes much more difficult Want to know every library on GitHub that uses "mySpecialNimConst" in it's code? Enjoy the hunt