Do not change case for text inside strings

[mortenbra]

It is often not desirable to change the text inside a string when changing the case of the rest of the code. For example, consider the following PL/SQL code:

DISPLAY_GREETING ('Hello World!');

When changing this to lower case, I would like to retain the mixed case inside the string, so the result should look like:

display_greeting ('Hello World!');

Could be done by either adding a global setting for this, or just adding a separate command "lowercase all except string values" or something like that.

[PhiLhoSoft]

Seems hard to do... because it totally depend on the language you are editing. Eg. in JavaScript, strings can be "foo", 'foo' or even foo. And in foo${bar}, bar is not a string, but an identifier... In some languages, """foo""" is also a string, and so on. And what about comments? This kind of specialized task is more a job for a script, for example, than for a generic tool like this one.

Just the opinion of a user like you, of course.