[Mono-list] Re: Existing non-case-sensitive .net languages?

[Doug Holton]

> Hi, I have only a little questiuon.
> Wanted only to know, if non-case-sensitive .net languages exists.
> 
> My favorite language is FreeBasic (http://www.freebasic.net), which is a 
> reimplementation of QBasic - but in 32bit and can compile for DOS, Win32 and 
> Linux with included MinGW/gcc tools like "as" and "ld".
> And FreeBasic/QBasic is non-case-sensitive.

As someone mentioned you should try Visual Basic (called mbas in Mono).

Also if you use an IDE with code completion like SharpDevelop it will 
find methods for you even if you type the wrong case.  So even a 
case-sensitive language is easier to use.

The boo programming language will likely have a case-insensitive option 
eventually too: http://boo.codehaus.org/  I have a patch for it now.