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Nels_P_Olsen
Senior Member
USA
47 Posts |
 Posted - Apr 27 2004 : 3:34:38 PM
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If you have a class or enum with a member called something like "Value" or "Static" or some other known keyword in C#, VA X will lowercase it for you, since it thinks its a keyword. The .NET Framework itself has class and enum members with those names, so it's not simply a matter of my choosing better member names in my own types.
It needs to understand the context, that it follows a ".", and that it is a defined member on the object. In those cases, it needs to use the casing of the defined member, and not fall through to a generic hack that treats it as a language keyword. |
- Nels |
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