'''The existing CamelCase matching rules have many problems.  Make them better.'''

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Simply a list of page names, which match the spirit of CamelCase, but sadly do not meet the letter of MoinMoin law.
 * ACMECompany
 * PlanB
 * MakingACase

Oddly, I've run into the problem where certain hexadecimal numbers are interpreted as a page name.  I don't think this is logical, and probably results from treating numbers the same as lowercase letters.
 * A965F000

== Solution ==
The current rule seems to be something like `[A-Z][a-z0-9]([A-Z][a-z0-9])+` (I'm not the best at regular expressions, but what I'm trying to say is "two or more sets of: a single upper-case letter followed by any number of lower-case letters and digits".)

I would propose that the rules be relaxed to be more like:
 * Starts with an upper-case letter
 * Is a combination of letters and numbers
 * Contains at least one upper-case letter somewhere after a lower-case letter

I think that is equivalent to the RE `[A-Z][0-9A-Z]*[a-z]+[0-9a-z]*[A-Z][a-zA-Z0-9]*` (?)

== See also ==
 * MoinMoinBugs/CamelCaseIssues 
 * FeatureRequests/OneLetterWordInWikiWords

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