> In jqt and the j dir verb the files all showed up as lower case. Right, since dir was written (20 years ago) it has always shown Windows files in lower case and this is fine while Windows was case-insensitive so "test.ijs" really is the same as "Test.ijs".
Also, we encouraged the use of lower case names in J so as to minimize problems when code is moved between Windows and Linux. For example, if a script is "Test.ijs" then "load 'test.ijs'" works in Windows but not in Linux. On Thu, Feb 1, 2018 at 4:18 AM, David Mitchell <[email protected]> wrote: > I tried access a mixed case file using jhs and it worked fine: > > jhs jfile: > ~home/Google/GD/ > ../ > .tmp.drivedownload/ > Test.ijs > Test1.gmap > desktop.ini > > In jqt and the j dir verb the files all showed up as lower case. > > dir '~home/Google/GD' > .tmp.drivedownload <dir> 01-Feb-18 06:18:21 > desktop.ini 180 01-Feb-18 06:16:59 > test.ijs 31 01-Feb-18 06:18:14 > test1.gmap 148 18-Jun-15 07:42:4 > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
