Guillaume Evrard

i made a patch called "TRuC", i'm now able to load it as an abstraction. I have many possibilities :

but when i edit the original one and save it, only the "TRuC" abstraction is updated, others, which don't exactly match the name case, are not.

Truc
truc
tRuc
...etc, all of them will work.

but when i edit the original one and save it, only the "TRuC" abstraction is updated, others, which don't exactly match the name case, are not.
is this normal?

abstractions

It sounds normal if you're on a OS with a case sensitive file system, 

> but when i edit the original one and save it, only the "TRuC"

> abstraction is updated, others, wich don't exactly match the name

It sounds normal if you're on a OS with a case sensitive file system, 
like OS X.

guillaume wrote:
>  but when i edit the original one and save it, only the "TRuC"
> abstraction is updated, others, wich don't exactly match the name
> case, are not. is this normal?
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ok but if my filesystem is case sensitive, why am i able to load abstractions with different case from the original filename??

ok but if my filesystem is case sensitive, why am i able to load abstractions with different case from the original filename??
G.


Presumably because when Max searches the file path it does it case 

> ok but if my filesystem is case sensitive, why am i able to load

> abstractions with different case from the original filename?? G. 

Presumably because when Max searches the file path it does it case 
insensitively.

guillaume wrote:
> ok but if my filesystem is case sensitive, why am i able to load
> abstractions with different case from the original filename?? G. 
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At 3:53 PM +0000 3/24/07, Owen Green wrote:

>It sounds normal if you're on a OS with a case sensitive file system, like OS X.

Actually in its normal install, the OS X is case preserving, but case INsensitive. This means that it remembers wHaTeVeR case you name things, but doesn't care about it. It will match WhatEver.

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At 3:53 PM +0000 3/24/07, Owen Green wrote:
>It sounds normal if you're on a OS with a case sensitive file system, like OS X.

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