[CF-Devel] case sensitive maps names
Michael Toennies
michael.toennies at nord-com.net
Sun Apr 8 20:33:33 CDT 2001
To this issue:
The really crazy one thing is, that you CAN store filenames and
Directorys in windows9x and higher case intensive lie BlaBla or BLABLA
- it will saved and shown on file system. Of course, it handles BLABLA
as the same as BlaBla.
Bad point is, when someone then save a map as Tower.1 and this can/get
commited
in this style (i can't see this, but there is 100% a way to do it).
Well, there is always a way to make it more complicate...
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Andreas Vogl wrote:
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> We should make map (and directory) names interpreted non-case-sensitive.
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> That way we automatically prevent conflicts.
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interperting them in case insensitive gets trickier on the unix side (the
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efficient way to do it would be to read the directory entries and
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see if we get
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a match, but this certainly adds overhead)
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However, making sure there are no conflicts should be a given
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(ie, no two files
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should match in name in a case insensitive matter) - in this way,
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the files can
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be unpacked on a system with case insensitive names and not get anything
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clobbered.
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For things like faces, treating them case insensitive would not
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be too hard, as
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once the archs and relevant face files are generated, we never
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have to search
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the directory again.
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