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In the latest Fortran (In VS2022) the Auto list Members feature has come to my attention because it has been irritating me. I do not know if it is a new feature, a modified feature or a features where the default has gone from unticked to ticked, maybe someone could clarify?
I can see it is a useful feature but what is irritating is that when autocompleting surely it should respect the case the user is using i.e. if I am typing in lowercase it autocompletes in UPPERCASE irrespective! I am sure some people love their uppercase FORTRAN but I think many do not, it is no longer 1977. The solution is to untick it however a **feature request** is that is that it respects the case of the user typing that invokes it. Or maybe some other setting does that already??
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I have had the same experience recently and have disabled this statement completion feature in VS2022 out of annoyance. I note that the uppercase notation is only there for Fortran intrinsics, such as functions SUM, ALLOCATED, but not for keywords like allocate or module, which are completed in lowercase notation.
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....also things like .AND. and .OR. get uppcased.

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