> I think the only real solution is accept that different OSes do not behave
> exactly the same, as this will by no means be the only difference they'll
> encounter.
Actually, FindFirst is not OS dependant, but disk partition dependant.
I.e. searching on FAT disk in Unix should also be case insen
Jonas Maebe wrote:
On 18 May 2009, at 08:18, Brad Campbell wrote:
In this application I'm populating a stringlist with a list of files
in a directory with a specific extension, but of course I've just
realised that the case of that extension is tripping me up. Is there a
better way to achiev
On 18 May 2009, at 08:18, Brad Campbell wrote:
In this application I'm populating a stringlist with a list of files
in a directory with a specific extension, but of course I've just
realised that the case of that extension is tripping me up. Is there
a better way to achieve what I want in
G'day all,
I've got a little application I'm working on that is compiled for Darwin, Linux and Win32 and I've
bumped up against case sensitivity in FindFirst and friends.
In this application I'm populating a stringlist with a list of files in a directory with a specific
extension, but of cour
