Brian Elmegaard wrote: > Eli Zaretskii <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> Try setting completion-ignore-case to t, and see if that helps. > > This lead me to the solution. I customized > read-buffer-completion-ignore-case and now it works.
Just to make this more clear: When this was discussed on the developers list it was decided that file name completion should ignore case when the file system does that (ie on ms windows). However when it caome to buffer names it was said that they are not different just because the file system is case insensitive so they should not be made case insensitive. I am not sure that the last decision was the most intuitive one, but it make sense if you use Emacs on different systems. Personally I would have preferred that buffer names to were case insensitive by default because I think that is what most users will expect.
