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excel-d will always convert the first character in the D function being wrapped to uppercase since that is the Excel convention.
This convention is often broken on purpose by Excel add-ins (along with having a common prefix for all functions) to make it clear that the function is not part of the standard Excel functions. It's just a little visual queue that many find helpful. Perhaps this could be decided with a version instead for backward compatibility.
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Yes, that's why I suggested a version, so you can compile with version(NoUpperCase) or something. All or nothing struck me as the right level or granularity - after all the users have control over the code they're wrapping so if they want a mixture they can do it by hand. Now that I think about it another flag for wrapAll might be a better choice!
This convention is often broken on purpose by Excel add-ins (along with having a common prefix for all functions) to make it clear that the function is not part of the standard Excel functions. It's just a little visual queue that many find helpful. Perhaps this could be decided with a version instead for backward compatibility.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: