Plus, rather than saying 'lowercase/uppercase significant'
it would be more intuitive to just use lowercase
for 'J' and 'M', and make casing not to matter, like
for the rest of Harbour switches. I can make this, but
I wonder if there was any special reason doing it like
this?
Probably Ryszard should answer for this.
Now upper letters are used to disable some features.
In the future we may need more combinations so maybe it's
good idea to keep it case sensitive.
Well, I really hope so we won't need that many
such language modifiers. Unless we want to kill the
language that is.
The turn off vs on would make sense, but I think it's
enough to emphasis that in the description.
Maybe Ryszard is here to comment.
Brgds,
Viktor
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