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-"Lyle" <lllll@rrrrgggg.com> wrote:
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->> Also what is the purpose of even having it case sensitive. I've yet to
->> see a file system that has case sensitive filenames....
->
->There is an operating system called "Unix" that has case-sensitive file
->names. There is a slight chance that others on this newsgroup have also
->heard of this obscure operating system.
->
-
-Well given the fact that Linux and Windows is beating it to death I
-can see why Unix is becoming obscure :)
-
-Actually I would consider this a shortcoming of Unix. Shipping a
-product that depends on the directory names and files being in the
-right case must cause all sorts of headaches.
-
-I am trying to run an an application under Windows and now I have to
-worry if my directory name is in the correct case. I use PythonWin (a
-fantastic product) to run and test it. There is no option for telling
-it to ignore the case of the import filenames that I could see.
-
-And renaming directories and files is not an easy option.. But anyway,
-this is should automatically be handled in Python depending on the OS.
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-Why would asnyone make the same filenames with different cases? Is
-there a good use?
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