Has this been discussed before?
in Vanilla PD, at least on my OSX machine, loading of abstractions does not seem to be case sensitive at all.
eg: wonkyBASSline.pd
i can load as [wonkyBASSline] , [WONKYbassLINE] [wOnKyBaSsLiNe]
etc
PD doesn't seem to care.
BUT, when loading an xcode project using libPD, it seems that abstractions are not loaded unless the case is the same as the original filename.
On 2017-04-26 13:34, Matt Davey wrote:
Has this been discussed before?
in Vanilla PD, at least on my OSX machine, loading of abstractions does not seem to be case sensitive at all.
eg: wonkyBASSline.pd
i can load as [wonkyBASSline] , [WONKYbassLINE] [wOnKyBaSsLiNe]
etc
PD doesn't seem to care.
it's actually your filesystem (HFS+ most likely) that doesn't care. this is a universal feature of your OS/FS, commonly found on OSX & W32. (countless are swearwords i used because somebody submitted C++ code with "#include <M_pD.H>")
BUT, when loading an xcode project using libPD, it seems that abstractions are not loaded unless the case is the same as the original filename.
probably you try loading patches from another (case-sensitive) filesystem in this case?
dfamsdr IOhannes
On 2017-04-26 14:07, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
On 2017-04-26 13:34, Matt Davey wrote:
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BUT, when loading an xcode project using libPD, it seems that abstractions are not loaded unless the case is the same as the original filename.
probably you try loading patches from another (case-sensitive) filesystem in this case?
a quick google search returned [1]. most likely your "xcode project using libPd" is really targeted at mobile development (iOS), and you are actually running an "emulation" of iOS that exhibits the problem (since modern iOS uses a case-sensitive filesystem).
fgamsdr IOhannes
[1] https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/83671/#83674
dfamsdr IOhannes
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