The company WideOrbit is looking for all sorts of developers. Delphi, C#/ASP.NET, JavaScript and C++, including leads and managers. They have 12 openings each for the Delphi and C# Developers too.
The positions are divided between their Seattle, San Francisco and Denver offices.
So Nick Hodges posted a Did you know in response to Steve Trefethen’s challenge. I thought I would get in on the act.
I was actually unfamiliar with the keyboard shortcuts Nick shared. I am an old school keyboard shortcut kind of guy and still use the [CTRL]+[K] shortcuts for the most part (go WordStar!), so I use the [CTRL]+[K] + [I] and [CTRL]+[K] + [U] equivalents instead.
Did you know you can use [CTRL]+[K] + [N] to convert the selection to UPPERCASE? and [CTRL]+[K] + [O] to convert it to lowercase?
There may be a non [CTRL]+[K] alternative, but I don’t know it. What would be slick is if there was a “correct case” conversion that would convert it to the case it was declared in. I’ve seen plug-ins that do that though.