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Jim wrote:
| Yes - if you use a poor editor it will not preserve the case of the | |filenames. FAT32, NTFS both preserve the case, even if it doesn't actually |USE the case... It is entirely feasible to leave CVS case sensitive and |make a note somewhere that the responsibility of preserving the case is on |the user.
The note that the client needs to preserve case is already in the client-server specification document (doc/cvs-client.texinfo). If the client is not preserving case in some instances, then it is a bug in the client.
An editor should not be able to affect this since the CVS client uses the file name case in the CVS/Entries file and not the case passed in by the user or in the filesystem unless the file does not exist in CVS/Entries.
Derek
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