On Mon, 11 Jul 2005, Aengus wrote:
CASE INSENSITIVE applies to the filename, and I, like you, would have assumed that it would apply to the arguments as well, but it doesn't appear to do so.
The question of whether arguments are case insensitive is completely independent of whether the stems are case insensitive. The former is a property of the scripts running on the web server, the latter is (in principle a property of the web server but in practice) a property of the file system.
Typically argument names come from web forms, so don't actually occur in multiple cases. Argument values are a third question. Some of them may be case sensitive and some case insensitive, depending on the interpretation of each argument. Anyway, I'm certainly not going to fold them all to lower case just because the file system is case insensitive.
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