Good morning,
On 2 May 2019, at 18:16, Bucky Junior wrote:
How do other BBEdit users deal with errors in case references? Is
there a BBEdit function I don’t know about? Must I depend on my
increasingly feeble brain to remember this when I make this error?
I switched to case-sensitive filesystem many years for reasons exactly
like this one. Switching to case-sensitive filesystem is a one-time
operation; dealing with "bugs" due to case-insensitive filesystem is an
ongoing (possibly time-costly) problem.
Some people argue against switching to case-sensitive for boot volume
(although I'm not sure why), in which case create a second volume
formatted case-sensitive and use that for dev work.
In any case, best solution to your dilemma is to not use
case-insensitive filesystem. Or be prepared to sink more hours into
debugging issues caused by it.
-cng
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