here you go...right from windows 7 x64 command prompt
 
Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7601]
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C:\Users\Scott ford>dir
 Volume in drive C is WIN7
 Volume Serial Number is BE57-8CB7
 Directory of C:\Users\Scott ford
02/07/2013  03:15 AM    <DIR>          .
02/07/2013  03:15 AM    <DIR>          ..
07/10/2012  10:54 AM               108 .asadminpass
07/10/2012  11:09 AM    <DIR>          .m2
12/20/2012  12:20 PM    <DIR>          .nbi
12/19/2012  09:20 AM    <DIR>          .netbeans
11/29/2012  08:57 PM    <DIR>          .VirtualBox
01/18/2012  03:07 PM    <DIR>          AppData
07/11/2012  06:45 AM    <DIR>          Contacts
02/13/2013  07:03 PM    <DIR>          Desktop
02/13/2013  06:53 PM    <DIR>          Documents
03/30/2012  02:47 PM                27 dotnetfolder.txt
02/06/2013  11:24 PM    <DIR>          Downloads
03/30/2012  02:47 PM            21,368 en_res.dll
03/30/2012  02:47 PM            21,368 es_res.dll
02/12/2013  05:57 PM    <DIR>          Favorites
03/30/2012  02:47 PM            21,880 fr_res.dll
07/30/2012  01:02 PM            60,304 g2mdlhlpx.exe
03/30/2012  02:47 PM            21,880 grm_res.dll
07/20/2012  02:50 PM         1,135,491 IMG_0406.JPG
07/20/2012  02:50 PM         1,108,223 IMG_0407.JPG
03/30/2012  02:47 PM            21,368 it_res.dll
03/30/2012  02:47 PM            20,344 jp_res.dll
10/25/2012  12:22 AM    <DIR>          Links
03/30/2012  02:47 PM         1,079,808 mfc80u.dll
03/30/2012  02:47 PM               522 Microsoft.VC80.CRT.manifest
03/30/2012  02:47 PM               550 Microsoft.VC80.MFC.manifest
03/30/2012  02:47 PM           626,688 msvcr80.dll
01/31/2013  05:39 PM    <DIR>          Music
02/13/2013  10:14 PM        18,087,936 ntuser.dat
02/07/2013  03:10 AM        18,350,080 ntuser.dat.rmbak
02/12/2013  08:09 PM    <DIR>          Pictures
03/30/2012  02:47 PM            21,368 pt_res.dll
03/30/2012  02:47 PM            18,808 ResourceReader.dll
03/30/2012  02:47 PM            20,856 ru_res.dll
07/11/2012  06:45 AM    <DIR>          Saved Games
12/27/2012  01:10 AM                 0 SciTE.recent
12/27/2012  01:10 AM                21 SciTE.session
12/13/2012  11:04 PM    <DIR>          Searches
12/21/2011  06:25 PM    <DIR>          SyncMe
07/16/2012  08:41 PM                77 test.go
12/16/2011  08:23 PM    <DIR>          Tracing
10/25/2012  12:22 AM    <DIR>          Videos
09/05/2012  06:38 PM    <DIR>          VirtualBox VMs
03/30/2012  02:47 PM            19,832 zh_res.dll
              24 File(s)     40,658,907 bytes
              21 Dir(s)  132,323,966,976 bytes free
C:\Users\Scott ford>

Scott J Ford
Software Engineer
http://www.identityforge.com/
 
 

________________________________
 From: Don Poitras <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] 
Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2013 5:30 PM
Subject: Re: Article for the boss: COBOL will outlive us all
  
In article <[email protected]> you wrote:
> On Wed, 13 Feb 2013 16:07:08 -0500, Scott Ford wrote:
> >
> >Not following your thought, folders or file names can be any combination of 
> >upper or lower case...at least on Windoze 7
> > 
> So, show me, please, a single folder containing two files whose names
> differ only in the case of some of their characters.

D72358> touch case
D72358> touch CASE
D72358> l case
-rw-------  1 sasdtp  Domain Users  0 Feb 13 17:26 case
D72358> l CASE
-rw-------  1 sasdtp  Domain Users  0 Feb 13 17:26 CASE
D72358> echo lower > case
D72358> echo UPPER > CASE
D72358> cat case
lower
D72358> cat CASE
UPPER
D72358> uname -a
Interix d72358 6.1 10.0.6030.0 genuineintel 
Intel64_Family_6_Model_23_Stepping_10


> On Wed, 13 Feb 2013 15:10:39 -0600, John McKown wrote:
> >
> >XP. I think MacOSX is like Windows in that respect, but I could be wrong.
> > 
> You have your choice: a filesystem may be formatted as either
> case-sensitive or not.  No finer granularity; can't change an
> existing filesystem; can't specify directory-by-directory.  I assume
> stat(), etc., accommodate the fs type.

> Samba is schizophrenic (but it may be Sun-peculiar).  I can mount via Samba
> on Windows a Solaris-served filesystem having a directory with two files
> whose names differ only in case of characters.  Exploder shows both.
> When I click on one, it's unpredictable (perhaps repeatable) which one
> actually opens.  They could have done better.

> UTF-8 is very much becoming the mode; even on Windows.  What is the
> semantic of case-insensitivity among files named, e.g. in Cyrillic UTF-8?
> It's pretty well defined, but is it implemented correctly?

> -- gil

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