Hi Ewan,
2009/1/10 Ewan
>
> If I save foo.txt in MacVim, then open FOO.TXT, I get foo.txt, even if
> I'm working on an HFSX (case-sensitive HFS+) partition; I don't get
> this in the vim that ships with OSX, nor do I get it if I recompile
> vanilla vim from source. I do get it if I recompile MacVim from
> source, but I'll be darned if I can find anything like this in
> macvim.diff that I could disable. Needless to say, I don't *want* this
> behaviour; so any tips on turning it off would be helpful.
> thanks!
> ewan
I don't have a case-sensitive volume available so I can't figure this
out myself, but I noticed these two defines in os_mac.h:
#define CASE_INSENSITIVE_FILENAME /* ignore case when comparing file names */
#define USE_FNAME_CASE /* make ":e os_Mac.c" open the file in its
original case, as "os_mac.c" */
Unless somebody else has a better answer than mine, I suggest you
undefine these, recompile and see if that makes a difference. Please
let us know what you find out.
Björn
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