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jrmarino <dragonlace.cla@marino.st> writes:

> On Tuesday, May 24, 2016 at 12:03:37 AM UTC+2, Martin wrote:
>> Indeed, but the original API didn't follow the common style, that
>> was my point. And it's very easy to configure GNAT to check your
>> coding style.
>> 
>
> I have (and alway had) virtually every style switch set on.  You've
> mentioned GNAT twice, but I don't see that as having played any role
> here.  Gnat doesn't balk on CamelCase or suffixed enumeration type
> elements under any setting I'm aware of.  I see keyword casing, but
> not identifier casing switches.

In GPS, under Edit > Preferences > Editor > Ada, there are

  Casing policy - when to automatically adjust case, I have On_The_Fly.
  Reserved word casing - I have Lower.
  Identifier casing - I have Smart_Mixed, I think this means Title_Case,
    leaving alone any explicitly upper-case letters (e.g. CamelCase).

Under Project > Properties > Switches > Ada > Style checks, there are
a couple of relevant switches, the most important of which is 'Check
references' (-gnatyr), All identifier references must be cased in the
same way as the corresponding declaration.