> > We once had the minor problem that somehow files showed up twice > (e.g. doing an update). It turned out that the case of the file itself didn't > match the entry in the entries file. So cvs once reported the file from > the entries file and then again while looking for unknown files. It behaved > correctly, it just did the file twice. But that's something the local client > needs to handle (I guess) and not the server. So I don't know if this has > something to do with your actual work, I just thought I'd mention it.
Yes - if you use a poor editor it will not preserve the case of the filenames. FAT32, NTFS both preserve the case, even if it doesn't actually USE the case... It is entirely feasible to leave CVS case sensitive and make a note somewhere that the responsibility of preserving the case is on the user. Jim OOP is a frame of mind, not a language. The difference between a bug and a feature? A feature's documented. "What? if I press the enter key the program crashes and makes the computer reboot?" ... "Yeah... it says right here - feature - quick reboot...." Everything changes, what you hear today is gone tomorrow, and yesterday might as well never have been. _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
