Re: Re-2: problems with lowercase and uppercase characters in filenames

2008-07-09 Thread Mark Smith 
One thing you might consider is using the numerical value of the  
letter for the file name. You could have two little handlers to make  
it transparent:


on writeFile pChar, pData
  put pData into url ("file:" & chaToNum(pChar))
end writeFile   

function readFile pChar
  return url ("file:" & charToNum(pChar))
end readFile

Best,

Mark


On 9 Jul 2008, at 15:43, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Jan,
Mark,

thanks for the reply.

I am working on windows for many many years now and did not realize  
that this is not possible.
Shame on me ! But for my rehabilitation, i had no need for  uper/ 
lowercas sensitiy until now.


Then i have to put the cart before the horse and must name the file  
with an additional suffix _u for upper

_l for lowercase.

But here´s the next problem.

I have a dynamic list of characters for example  
abcdefghijABCDEFGHIJ or zAqQbBaZTt. No specific order.


I want to create files that have a one character filename according  
to each character of that list.


As i cannot create case sensitive filenames, i have to put the  
above mentioned extension to the filename,
depending on the character. How can i differ between a and A, so i  
can put the correct extension to the filename?



Regards,

Matthias


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Re: Re-2: problems with lowercase and uppercase characters in filenames

2008-07-09 Thread Eric Chatonet 

Hi Mathias,

Le 9 juil. 08 à 16:43, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :


How can i differ between a and A


function IsUpperCase pChar
  return charToNum(pChar) <= 90
end IsUpperCase

See charToNum and numToChar in the docs.

Best regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.

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Re-2: problems with lowercase and uppercase characters in filenames

2008-07-09 Thread runrev260805 
Jan,
Mark,

thanks for the reply. 

I am working on windows for many many years now and did not realize that this 
is not possible.
Shame on me ! But for my rehabilitation, i had no need for  uper/lowercas 
sensitiy until now.

Then i have to put the cart before the horse and must name the file with an 
additional suffix _u for upper
_l for lowercase.

But here´s the next problem.

I have a dynamic list of characters for example abcdefghijABCDEFGHIJ or 
zAqQbBaZTt. No specific order.

I want to create files that have a one character filename according to each 
character of that list.

As i cannot create case sensitive filenames, i have to put the above mentioned 
extension to the filename,
depending on the character. How can i differ between a and A, so i can put the 
correct extension to the filename?


Regards,

Matthias


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