Re: Finding modified sites in buffer?

[Rjjd]

Pascal resurrects the "good" old days of entering FORTRAN programs onto 
punched cards with IBM 026 keypunch machines.  The concept of lower case 
was strange, alien, and risible.  The machines resided in the basement, 
presumably to avoid shaking the building.

Thanks to everyone.  I'll try all the suggestions.  (Except up-casing, 
which would frighten today's effete compilers.)

Regards,
Bob


Mathias Dahl wrote:
> Pascal Bourguignon <pjb@informatimago.com> writes:
>
> > One trick you can do too, for programming languages that are not
> > case sensitive, is for example to upper case the sources before you
> > work on them.  Then everything you type is in lowcase and can be
> > distinguished from the unmodified code.
>
> You are a strange man... :)
>
> Anyway, if the poster would accept the above he would probably also
> like highlight-changes-mode.