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It is not possible. Because, C++ is a case sensitive language.
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It is not possible. Because, C++ is a case sensitive language.

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Sorry for the long wait. &nbsp;That Visual Assist is a really neat program, this is 10 times better than just turning off caps sensitivity. &nbsp;Is there any program like this for Visual Basic?
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Sorry for the long wait.  That Visual Assist is a really neat program, this is 10 times better than just turning off caps sensitivity.  Is there any program like this for Visual Basic?

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Hi Crash2100,<br />
Unfortunatelly I don't know about similar program for VB, but you may ask guys from VB section ;)<br />
m.
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Hi Crash2100,
Unfortunatelly I don't know about similar program for VB, but you may ask guys from VB section ;)
m.

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I was surching the net to find out how to make visual basic case sensitive.<br />
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We have a class called iStream thet conflicts with istream. does any one know how to fix visual C++ to be case sensitive 
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I was surching the net to find out how to make visual basic case sensitive.

We have a class called iStream thet conflicts with istream. does any one know how to fix visual C++ to be case sensitive

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Does anyone know if it is possible to turn off the capitalization sensitivity in Visual C++? &nbsp;So that it works like visual basic.<br />
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For example, say you have declared a variable called iCNT, and you use it later and type in icnt, to make it so Visual C++ will automatically change it to iCNT.
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Does anyone know if it is possible to turn off the capitalization sensitivity in Visual C++?  So that it works like visual basic.

For example, say you have declared a variable called iCNT, and you use it later and type in icnt, to make it so Visual C++ will automatically change it to iCNT.

Turn off Caps Sensitivity?

C++ is an intermediate-level general-purpose programming language, not to be confused with C or C#. It was developed as a set of extensions to the C programming language to improve type-safety and add support for automatic resource management, object-orientation, generic programming, and exception handling, among other features.