[debbugs-tracker] bug#36278: closed (26.1; ada-mode 6.0.0 auto-casing no longer honors the casing of the declaration)

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regarding 26.1; ada-mode 6.0.0 auto-casing no longer honors the casing of the 
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> 26.1; ada-mode 6.0.0 auto-casing no longer honors the casing of the declaration
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> Tue, 18 Jun 2019 13:59:11 +0200
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> Package: emacs, ada-mode
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> Severity: minor
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> Hello,
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> In ada-mode 5.2, auto-casing honors the casing of the declaration of an
> entity but ada-mode 6.2 does not; instead it forces the user to create
> a casing exception on every declaration that uses "non-standard" casing.
> In our large code base this causes frustration as programmers often
> introduce local upper-case acronyms to shorten some names, e.g.
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> procedure A (The_Flight : in Flight.T) is
>    FTFX : Flight.Fixed_Info.T renames The_Flight.Fixed_Info;
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>    FTFX.Foo := True;
> end A;
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> Supposing a procedure A that is hundreds of lines long with dozens of
> uses of FTFX, ada-mode 6.0 is unhelpful when forcing the casing down
> to Ftfx.  Adding casing exceptions for such local uses is not really
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> Would it be difficult to use casing-as-declaration by default with the
> new parser in 6.x?
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> --
> Ludovic Brenta.
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> -- Stephe
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