"Content-Length" header

Max M maxm at mxm.dk
Mon Aug 30 18:59:13 EDT 2004


Diez B. Roggisch wrote:
> Peter Kleiweg wrote:
> 
>>Justin schreef:
>>
>>>I found the answer.  After about 3 hours of agonizing over it it turned
>>>out to be CASE
>>>some webservers are CASE SENSITVE about their urls and some are not.
>>
>>There are case-insensitive webservers? Never knew that.
> 
> Rumors are that they even created *whole OSes* in that fashion. I wonder if
> that _might_ be the cause for the webservers beeing so nasty.... 

I came to think of case sensitivity holding semantic meaning in Python, 
and while I was initially against it, I came to the conclusion that it 
is a good idea.

I guess the best argument is that it holds the same role as forced 
indenting.

Programmes keep a consistent style for all programmers. We don't get 
programmes written in all/mixed caps.


FOR I IN RANGE(100):
     PRINT i

For J In Range(100):
     Print J

for iterator in range(100):
     print ItErAtOr


regards Max M



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