Re: bugbear filtering

How would I make one line case sensitive and the others not? (I know RTFM)


Actually, you can't make one condition line case sensitive and the others
not.  You have to use more than one recipe.


Well, that's not strictly true, since you can always:

  :0 D
  * condition1
  * [Cc][Oo][Nn][Dd][Ii][Tt][Ii][Oo][Nn]2
  ...

but it is admittedly annoying (and error-prone) to type, as well as
difficult to read.

Cheers,
Stan
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