Re: gEDA-user: simulation advice

[Ryan Seal <rseal@xxxxxxxx>]

Dave McGuire wrote:
> On Apr 3, 2007, at 3:25 PM, David Kerber wrote:
> > As a windows user who does java programming (which is 
> > case-sensitive), I can
> > understand being used to it, but why would you actually prefer it?
>
>   I can tell you why *I* prefer case-sensitivity.  It makes sense.  
> 'A' is simply not the same thing as 'a'.  Even in something as 
> imprecise as the English language, they are used differently.  Making 
> things insensitive to case involves expending effort to reduce 
> accuracy...and that really seems dumb to me.
I just had a "Windows flashback" thinking of case sensitivity. I was 
recently coerced into reviewing some VC++ code using VisualStudio - what 
a freaking nightmare. People speak of this IDE system as if it fell from 
the sky - it is actually the most unintuitive, complex piece of garbage 
I have ever laid eyes on. Case insensitivity is at the top of the PITA 
list for non-windows developers. Case sensitivity and code development 
(and general file/directory organization for some) go hand in hand.

Ryan




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