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rittjc
Ketchup Master
USA
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 Posted - Dec 31 2003 : 12:47:03 PM
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Hey guys,
Sometimes you have ambiguous definitions and VA seems to arbitrarily choose one over the other. For instance iterating a collection in C# you have:
foreach(Object obj in MyObjectCollection)
{
...
}
When I type the foreach line above, VA will "case correct" the G?inG? portion of the clause to be something like the following:
foreach(Object obj In MyObjectCollection)
Notice that the "In" is capitalized which for C# is invalid syntax. I believe that "In" is valid in other languages like VB.NET. I want VA to correct errors it sees in my typing and case correction, but I would like to be able to change the priority so that it defers to the lowercase "in" instead of the capitalized "In" in this case. This is a problem in a small handful of other expressions in C++ I have seen and have always lived with the behavior and gone back and corrected the text manually.
Is there a way to tell VA that G?inG? is preferred over G?InG? or that certain expressions should not be corrected by VA?
Jim
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