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[CarlosTheTackle]

It seems that the case sensivity is not working correctly when comparing strings in function form:

[Chris]

Although this behavior might seem counterintuitive, it's intentional. It was done this way so that it's possible to have a case insensitive comparison inside the same expression with a case sensitive one. This is documented in the fineprint of the operator table: "The == operator behaves identically to = except when either of the inputs is not a number, in which case == is always case sensitive and = is always case insensitive."

[CarlosTheTackle]

Ah, that wretched fine print again.



Thanks Chris,


C.

[SKAN]

[Chris]

The StringCaseSense page was recently updated; so it's possible you don't have the latest version. It says, "This setting applies to: Expression comparison operators (except ==)."

So I think it's pretty clear now. If it isn't, please suggest specific changes to the wording.

[SKAN]