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[RandomNameIgnoreIt]

In my most recent c++ tutorial on looping, I discovered that trying to type a lone lowercase letter I auto-corrects it to a capital I, even in code blocks. Is there any way around this? I just ask because a lower-case I is frequently used as an initializer variable for for loops, or to represent the index of an array in c++.

Or if you didn't want to drop the auto correction, perhaps a tag could be added called [explicit] that over-rides the auto-correction. Although people would probably abuse it for swearing, lol

[Brad]

We're actually going to be making the option available to turn the filters on/off.

I know it applies to swear filters, but I'll check the grammar ones.

[sockopen]

I've also had this problem, in every programming language I know loops usually use lower case I's and j's. The same problem with the capitalization of the first character in topic titles. My handle does not begin with a capital character, yet it automatically capitalizes it.

Edited by sockopen, 22 February 2006 - 09:03 AM.

[Noitidart]

Filter removed

[Mitch]

witch one

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Fuck shit

WOOT IT WORKS

[RandomNameIgnoreIt]

Letter I is being capitalized again ;_;

[Hydrogen]

sorry...hadnt seen this topic...I put it back for ease but ill remove it again