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Yannick,
Here is a quick take on making Praat enums case-insensitive.
Donno if this is the direction you'd like to take, but it's an easy mod. Take a look.
P.S.,
test_enums.pywas added more for my verification and demonstration to you. Feel free to delete it if you decide to add this feature.