On cygwin, when I run /bin/ls M* on the command line, it shows one file.
But when I run :e M* from within vim, it shows E77: Too many file
names. This is because I have a single file with a name starting with
M but I also have files with names starting with m. I know that
windows file systems
On 26/11/08 16:30, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On cygwin, when I run /bin/ls M* on the command line, it shows one file.
But when I run :e M* from within vim, it shows E77: Too many file
names. This is because I have a single file with a name starting with
M but I also have files with names
I know
that windows file systems are case-insensitive, but I'm trying to
emulate a unix environment, so I want to be able to turn off this
behavior and have file globbing match in a case-sensitive way.
It makes sense to be able to change it, too, as although the *default*
Windows file
