Debugger commands and options are not case sensitive. Arguments
to commands are case sensitive. Therefore, the debugger considers
the command
debug -output temp my_prog |
to be the same as
DEBUG -OUTPUT temp my_prog |
but different from
debug -output temp MY_PROG |
Programming language expressions are case sensitive if the
current language is case sensitive. If your current language is
not case sensitive and you want to refer to another part of the
program that is case sensitive, you must first reset your language
using the property language
command. See the online command reference for more information on
the property language
command.
Commands that have a -language
option eliminate the need to reset your language with the property language
command. The -language
option allows the command to use a language other than the current
one to parse or evaluate an expression. The print
and set commands,
for example, can be invoked with the -language
option.
