ok, so you're worried about the case of the *contents* of files, not
file-names. Correct?
If so, one work-around is to use an external DIFF command that has an
--ignore-case or whatever switch. See the --diff-cmd switch for more info.
I would also discuss with the devs the virtues of agreeing on naming
conventions in source and sticking to them.
--Tim
Gregory Piņero wrote:
>I'm using VB6 and we have two developers, one who makes the variable
>sSql and the other who does sSQL. All the instances of the var switch
>back and forth depending on who opened it last. This var is declared
>in every function so I'm just at a loss.
>
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>On 5/20/05, Greg Thomas <thomasgd@omc.bt.co.uk> wrote:
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>>On Fri, 20 May 2005 10:28:55 -0400, Gregory Piņero
>><gregpinero@gmail.com > wrote:
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>>
>>
>>>I really figured it would be a
>>>setting somewhere. Otherwise perhaps it's an idea for a new feature?
>>>I think it would go a long way towards making subversion amenable to
>>>visual studio use.
>>>
>>>
>>Does VS go around changing case? Surely it is case preserving, like
>>all other Win32 apps. There's a FAQ on how to change case in Win32 at
>>http://subversion.tigris.org/faq.html#case-change for the odd time you
>>may get it wrong, too.
>>
>>Greg
>>--
>>This post represents the views of the author and does
>>not necessarily accurately represent the views of BT.
>>
>>
>>
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