Hari Krishna Dara wrote:
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Thanks Bram. This covers "**" as well, but doesn't mention most of the
other wildcards that are applicable for |file-pattern|, which makes
sense. I was however surprised to see "{}" working to group patterns and
"," working to separate patterns with in them. Is this something extra
for windows and undocumented? It is also strange that the [abc] wildcard
always matches as if 'ignorecase' is turned on. Is there a way to force
a 'noignorecase' on windows?
Windows is an essentially caseless system. On Windows, unless (maybe)
you're accessing a Unix filesystem across a network, FILENAME.EXT,
filename.ext and FiLeNaMe.ExT all access the same file. That's a
property of the OS. Try (in the shell)
MORE < "C:\PROGRAM FILES\VIM\VIM70\VIMRC_EXAMPLE.VIM"
(all in capitals, and assuming a standard install path) and (unless I'm
mistaken) you'll see that it does get something.
Best regards,
Tony.
