Am Montag, 11. Juni 2012 um 21:29 schrieb Srinath: > Bumping since I never got a response. > > Do this: > > mvim foo.F > > type: foo.F in file (save and close). > > mvim foo.f > > type: foo.f in file (save and close) > > > then run mvim -d foo.F foo.f > > These are 2 different files, but only the first loads. Provided you're not actually on a HFSX Volume (which IIRC is still not the default) foo.F and foo.f are *one and the same*. The default HFS+ is case-preserving which allows you to use upper- and lowercase letters in filenames but also will compare them case-insensitive (thus foo.F == foo.f).
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