When Delphi could be Case Sensitive?

 This morning, on compiling my Delphi source code, I received an hint:

Override method %s.%s should match case of ancestor %s.%s

The scenario that produces this hint, is the following:

	type
	TClass1 = class
	procedure VirtualMethod; virtual; abstract;
	end;
	TClass2 = class(TClass1)
	procedure virtualmethod; override;
	end;
	procedure TClass2.virtualmethod;
	begin
	end;

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In this case, Class2 inherits from Class1; in Class1, the Virtual Method is declared using a Pascal Case form. In Class2 the inherited method is writed in plain form. The Hint, says that is a good practice to use the same form on declaring method.

For info about this kind of hints, look at Embarcadero Delphi DocWiki

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