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Case Sensitivity
Names are always stored in the form in which they are supplied. However,
when names are retrieved from a group they will be converted to upper case
if the group has been designated as a case insensitive group. When groups are
first created they are considered to be case sensitive (i.e. names are retrieved
from the group in the same form in which they were stored). They can be made
case in-sensitive by calling routine GRP_SETCS. Any comparisons involving
names held in case insensitive groups are performed without reference to case.
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GRP Routines for Managing Groups of Objects
Starlink User Note 150
D.S. Berry
21st October 2009
E-mail:ussc@star.rl.ac.uk
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