Sadly, I see the issue is worse than I described:  typing Foo34 and hitting enter will actually get me FooBar34.

I've not looked into which package the file I am presently editing is in.  I can say that I seldom work with FooBar34 and so any recency test is either not being applied or it is being applied backward.

I'd prefer to eventually see this as the top-most entry always being the highlighted one.  I'm assuming when I say that that it is not simply the case I am citing where the one I typed is first in the list by accident.

While I can see some merit in the CamelCase logic you have created, I definitely think it is a secondary means of use that few users will think to apply, and which perhaps none would demand that it affect sorting/highlighting as the present behavior has it.

Thanks for reading me through, however.

tone