> From: demerphq [mailto:demerphq@gmail.com] > On 24 January 2013 08:03, Konovalov, Vadim wrote: > > > > (IMO upcasing "perl" to "Perl" is a user preference - which > do not coincide with mine, and I would be more happy if other > opinions are respected and such places kept unchanged) > > Afaik it is not a user preference, and instead Larry has explained > which to use where (i cant remember which doc he did it in). Anyway, > to the best of my understanding "Perl" is the correct form when > referring to the language. "perl" is the correct form when referring > to an implementation of Perl, such as the standard perl executable. (I > wish i could say there as a non-standard perl executable as well, > but... :-) correct, and I remember reading this - maybe on PM. Still, I have another habits in typing perl versus Perl, namely - I rarely type Perl, because I visually like "perl" more. Maybe someone will sue me for incorrect usage,. and will gain some 0.02c or even more, but until that I am still stuck with my habit, and will be more happy if such changed are minimized. Just my 0.02c :) Regards, Vadim.Thread Previous | Thread Next