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Ashish-Saxena — 2007-07-20T07:58:32

The case (Upper/Lower) of struct's key name (not key value) is depends on the notation, we choose.
(1)With Dot (object property) Notation:
The key name will be in upper case always, no matter which case come first while assigning.

(2)With Array Notation:
The key name will be in that case, which comes first while assigning same as StructInsert().

(3)With StructInsert():
Likewise Array Notation, the key name will be in that case, which comes first while assigning.

Collection loop.

#key# = #StructFind(myStruct,Key)#

List loop.

#i# = #StructFind(myStruct,i)#

Array loop.

#keyArray[i]# = #StructFind(myStruct,keyArray[i])#

OutPut:
struct
KEY1 1
SPECIAL Lower Array Key
SURNAME Lower Saxena
TYPE Lower Dot Key
TYPENEW Upper Dot Key
name Upper Ashish
special-char Upper Array Key

Collection loop.
TYPE = Lower Dot Key
TYPENEW = Upper Dot Key
SPECIAL = Lower Array Key
name = Upper Ashish
special-char = Upper Array Key
SURNAME = Lower Saxena
KEY1 = 1

List loop.
TYPE = Lower Dot Key
TYPENEW = Upper Dot Key
SPECIAL = Lower Array Key
name = Upper Ashish
special-char = Upper Array Key
SURNAME = Lower Saxena
KEY1 = 1

Array loop.
TYPE = Lower Dot Key
TYPENEW = Upper Dot Key
SPECIAL = Lower Array Key
name = Upper Ashish
special-char = Upper Array Key
SURNAME = Lower Saxena
KEY1 = 1

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