I think that the keycodes or ANSI values have an equivalent value for upper
and lower, just a fixed number above, much like ASCII. I used to write small
repeat loops in BASIC that took the ASCII number of a given letter and added
the value difference between upper and lower to convert it.
e.g. (hypothetical values only)
a = 50
b = 51
c = 52
----
A = 100
B = 101
C = 102
DIFFERENCE = 50
so in a handler, simply repeat the process. Take each letter in turn, (put
the string in an array or use the char keyword) add the difference value,
convert back to a letter and return it.
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