> Here, we are actually concerned with small and capital letters, for example: > repository: foo.prl > sandbox OS/2: FOO.PRL > sandbox linux: foo.prl
There's no way to do this transparently. One thing you *can* do is to make sure that you always add files from a system which is case-sensitive, but then you can check out onto case-insensitive systems. You *are* aware that you are allowed to pass in lower-case file names on classic DOS and OS/2, aren't you? The file system will map it to an uppercase name, but this will all work completely transparently when you check out a file from the repository (which is hopefully running on a case-sensitive system like Linux, or at least a case-preserving system like Windows), onto OS/2. So as long as you *create* such files from a work area on a case-sensitive or case-preserving system, you can then *use* them on a case-insensitive system. Even updates and commits will work fine. Just never *add* a file from an OS/2 workarea. -- Shankar. _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
