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    Case sensitive

    Do you know why windows scripts don't have case-sensitive problems ????
    MY tv is not bilingual, has no button to switch the language, please make them all in English at night because some of us don't understand , thank you

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    Re: Case sensitive

    could you specify a bit more what kind of answer you expect?

    something about filenames?
    if yes: well, the windows filesystem is just case-in-sensitive...
    there are 10 kinds of people. those who understand binary and those who don't...

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    Re: Case sensitive

    I codein notepad, I can write
    <?php
    //functionnames can be uppercase-lowercase
    >

    but still the system recognizes and treats them indifferently. but in linux, and mac, that is not allowed, so why is it ?
    MY tv is not bilingual, has no button to switch the language, please make them all in English at night because some of us don't understand , thank you

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    Re: Case sensitive

    Quote Originally Posted by Mattrang
    but still the system recognizes and treats them indifferently. but in linux, and mac, that is not allowed, so why is it ?
    I am a Mac user and never have this problem. Could you post one of your codes?
    If the post was helpful...Rate it! Remember to use [code] or [php] tags.

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    Re: Case sensitive

    It doesn't matter to the Windows System whether filenames are upper/lower case but it does matter to PHP, unless you convert the names using one of the string functions.

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