Logical operator casing

elsassph commented 3 years ago

I've seen devs wanting to enforce either lowercase or uppercase for logical operators.

cond = a OR b AND NOT c
' vs
cond = a or b and not c

addison-adler commented 1 week ago

@elsassph Been a few years but this works now!

"brightscript.format.keywordCase": "<lower|title|upper|original>" applies to all keywords.
"brightscript.format.keywordCaseOverride" can be used to apply specific overrides. Here is an example:
```
"brightscript.format.keywordCaseOverride": {
"and": "upper",
"or": "upper",
"not": "upper"
}
```

@TwitchBronBron This one could be marked complete? I'm not sure which release this got added in (since it was opened in 2021) but it does work in present-day 🙂

TwitchBronBron commented 6 days ago

Those formatter settings will definitely change the keywords to the correct case, but I believe the point of this ticket is actually to show a diagnostic when they're wrong. (for running in CI/CD environments where a developer may not have run the formatter before committing).

rokucommunity / bslint

Logical operator casing #32