I stand corrected :)
peter.westlake@arm.com wrote:
> Patrik meant to CC the list.
>
> On 2002-06-06 15:29:44 Patrik Husfloen wrote:
>
>>You can't have a file named "FILE" and "file" in the same dir,
>>in windows that's the same name. as someone said earlier on this thread,
>
>
> This can happen if you mount a Unix directory as a network drive.
> It is possible to create files like this with NTFS as well, using
> the FILE_FLAG_POSIX_SEMANTICS flag.
>
>
>
>>You can't have a file named "FILE" and "file" in the same dir,
>>in windows that's the same name. as someone said earlier on this thread,
>>win32 isn't case sensitive, but it is case preserving, meaning if you
>>save something called "fiLE" windows will display it as such, but it
>>will not allot another file with the same name but different caseing.
>
>
> This can't be done from the Explorer, but a program can do it.
> Plus network drives, as above.
>
> Peter.
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