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From: "Vladimir Olensky" <vladimir_olensky@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Simple algorithmic question I hope :-)
Date: 1999/10/26
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Robert A Duff wrote in message ...
>Speak for yourself.  I'm sick and tired of reading discussions about how
>to capitalize Ada, and I think it makes Ada folks look like a bunch of
>nitpicking pedants, who have nothing better to do than ...


You are not alone in this club.
But what is nice that Ada itself does not complain  when encounter
for instance  ADA.Text_IO instead of Ada.Text_IO :-)

Could you imagine error message or warning something like this:
with ADA.Text_IO;
        >>>Warning: Please, call me Ada if you want me to work for you


Regards,
Vladimir Olensky