Browse & @bk

[Kenneth Brody]

GCC Consulting wrote:
> 
> As the original programmer, in this case, I had done upper and  lower case with
> @bk as at first, I wasn't not aware that it was not case sensitive.

It's not @SK that's case-insensitive.  It's "eq" that's case-insensitive.

> Even after Ken or Ernie, some time ago, advised me it wasn't necessary, I have
> found it hard to break an old habit.
> 
> Also, who knows, maybe in release 7.0 of fp, @bk may be case sensitive.  My code
> will be prepared. :).

Not without breaking those "40 MLOC" that Jay(?)/Mark(?) mentioned earlier.

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