TM> This means that strcmpi is not declared in string.h.
strcmpi() is not an ANSI standard function.
If one wishes to maintain ANSI compliance and use a string
compare which is not case sensitive, then the toupper() or
tolower() may be used to convert the strings to be compared
to a similar default case. THEN the comparison is valid.
As you say, though, the String class will have the correct
function already in place, and allow the == operator also,
which will make the code easily readable and less complex.
> ] Bilbo ergo sum. I am, but only by force of Hobbit..........
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