- From: Walter Ian Kaye <walter@natural-innovations.com>
- Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1999 16:54:25 -0800
- To: www-html@w3.org
At 10:43a -0800 02/25/99, Lucille Arneson wrote: >Walter, you are right, again. It is a step backwards to not let us have the >option to use upper case for elements. > >It does appear as though the "collective mind" to allow only lower case is >made up. I don't recall, if you are on a PC or Mac system, but if PC, there >is a good editor, "HTML Assistant Pro 97", which I use that allows one to I'm a programmer and an artist, therefore I use a Mac at home and at work. :) >globally switch tags to upper or lower case and also color them. That will >probably become the best way to deal with this problem. I like to work with >upper case on, but then I could switch to lower case before uploading to the >Internet. I suppose I could write a script to do likewise in my editor of choice (Tex-Edit Plus, an AppleScriptable styled-text editor [1]). I already started to work on a tag/attribute colorizer, so adding a change-case functionality would be just another line or two of code. Hmm, jolly good idea! -Walter [1] http://www.nearside.com/trans-tex/ ___________________________________________________________________________ Walter Ian Kaye, Menlo Park, CA, USA | Programmer - AppleScript/FaceSpan, http://www.natural-innovations.com/ | Perl, HTML, & ProTERM http://www.oschoice.org/ | Musician - Guitarist, Songwriter _____________________________________|___________________________________ Perl on Unix, AppleScript on MacOS, at the nation's first WWW server http://www.slac.stanford.edu/~boo/
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