> describe makes that impossible. If you don't use filename completion=
or
> wildcards, then yes, you're wasting time--just don't blame it on the
> system. Capitals exist for a reason in Linux.
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Unfortunately, you cannot create a case sensitive HFS file system. HFS =
is
specified to be case preserving. A Macintosh would have a severe case o=
f
indigestion if you fed it with a directory in which you have created bo=
th
"Makefile" and "makefile".
On a case-preserving file system, of course, your Makefile would still =
be
fount when you type M<tab>. But the only reasonably compatible way to d=
eal
with this issue is to have the HFS file system return an error if you t=
ry
to create a makefile when Makefile exists.
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