Mail Archives: djgpp/2003/01/28/22:15:40
> As Charles notes *.vec and *.VEC DO do the same thing. The problem is with
> a*.vec, which only works if the a and obj parts are lower case, or A*.VEC,
> which only works i A and VEC are upper case in the real directory entry.
> They simply return the pattern, as a Unix program would do. All this does
> occur in djecho, at least for me.
I see this behavior. For example, "A.vec" exists (A upper case):
C:\>djecho a*.vec A*.vec A*.VEC a*.VEC
a.vec A.vec A*.VEC a*.VEC
This behavior is not Win2K specific - it also happens on Win98
"B.VEC" exists (all upper case):
C:\>djecho b*.vec B*.vec b*.VEC B*.VEC
b.VEC B*.vec b*.VEC B.VEC (on Win98, either build)
B.VEC B*.vec b*.VEC B.VEC (Win2K, v2.03 refresh)
b.vec B*.vec b*.VEC B.VEC (Win2K, CVS build)
It is certainly not what I would expect.
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