Intended scope for "Use CamelCase for known CDS names" not clear / "replace ALL" option

[vonglan]

Hi,

I just noticed this great feature now.
Here are some examples from my code where I would have wanted the rule to act.

Best regards,
Edo

    TYPES tp_line              TYPE zvo3_c_sdopenorderschedline. " SD is the template also for MM
    TYPES ttp_lines            TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF tp_line WITH KEY zDocumentCategory zdocument zitem scheduleline.

ABAPCleaner should change zdocument etc. in the second line to zDocument etc, because it is a CDS field name (as is also implied from the previous line). (The first line is adapted by ABAPCleaner as expected)

    TYPES:
      BEGIN OF tp_key_fields,
        zDocumentCategory TYPE zv_zvoov_type,
        zdocument         TYPE zv_document,
        zitem             TYPE zv_item,
        scheduleline      TYPE etenr,
      END OF tp_key_fields.

Here, it is not evident from context that zdocument is also a CDS field name. Still, for the coding style that I tried in this program, I would like the CDS field name "camelization" to be applied.
I suppose you have intentionally not provided this logic so far.
It would be nice to have it, at least as a non-default, "one-time" option "replace ALL name matches".

TYPES ty_range_incomplete TYPE RANGE OF zvo3_c_sdopenorderschedline-zorderincomplete.
Another example where it is clear from context that it is a CDS field.

      ASSERT ID zlog FIELDS c_line->zDocumentCategory c_line->zdocument c_line->zitem CONDITION     c_line->zTotalRequiredQuantityForMat IS INITIAL
                                                                                                AND c_line->zunconfirmedptpstoquantity   IS INITIAL.

One last example. It should be clear from the type of c_line that these are CDS field names. But I do not know how ABAPCleaner analyzes the code internally. If it is not technically possible for ABAPCleaner to recognize the context correctly, I would still love to have the "replace ALL name matches" option, mentioned above.