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Stop VS from converting key words like END to lower case

brianreinhold
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‎05-01-2025 01:50 PM
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Whenever I type in new code in the Visual Studio with the Intel fortran compiler it converts all my keywords to lower case regardless of what I type. I have to do a ctrl-Z at the right time to undo it or retype the word or type an extra letter so it is not a keyword and then delete to get what I want.

Very annoying. How do I make the IDE type what I type?

 

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garraleta_fortran
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‎05-02-2025 06:21 AM
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WHAT VERSION OF VISUAL STUDIO
VS2019 OR VS2022

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andrew_4619
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‎05-02-2025 06:59 AM
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I do not see the behaviour that you describe. Maybe it is a setting......

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rwg
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‎07-03-2025 04:09 AM
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I've the same problem. I use Visual Studio 2022, 17.13.6 and Intel Fortran Compiler 2025.0.4. Is there a solution (setting or editing intellisense/autocomplete suggestions) for this?

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DavidWhite
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‎07-03-2025 10:24 PM
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Same error in VS2019 for me.

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