The `SciTE` binary is so named on FreeBSD, and I think NetBSD / pkgsrc
as well. Many commands are mixed case nowadays. Try running:
echo $PATH | sed 's/\:/ /g' | xargs ls | /usr/bin/grep [A-Z]
On some systems it's quite a lot of stuff, most notably X, and there are
even more mixed-case librarie
The odd casing of SciTE (some upper and some lower chars in the
executable's name), could be made more intuitive if the port did this
(or something similar) at the end:
ln -s /usr/local/bin/SciTE /usr/local/bin/scite
I'm glad that grep is not gReP ;)
Brad
