[TC 11.00b9] "Show --> Extensions (Ctrl + F4)" respects "case-sensitive" in a "non-case-sensitive" directory

cpp64 · Post by *cpp64 » 2023-06-30, 13:20 UTC

[ Show --> Name ] : Ctrl + F3
p1.txt
s1.txt
S2.Txt

[ Show --> Extension ] : Ctrl + F4
S2.Txt
p1.txt
s1.txt
--> "S2.Txt" is above "p1.txt". However, the porper location is below "s1.txt".

Windows is not *nix.

Can I turn off "Case Sentitive" in "Show --> Extension" ?

Post by *petermad » 2023-06-30, 14:06 UTC

Confirmed - probably due to this fix:

history.txt wrote:25.06.23 Fixed: In case sensitive directories, files which differred only in upper-/lowercase were sorted randomly, now sort with uppercase first (32/64)

Galizza · Post by *Galizza » 2023-06-30, 14:29 UTC

cpp64 wrote: ↑2023-06-30, 13:20 UTC [ Show --> Extension ] : Ctrl + F4
S2.Txt
p1.txt
s1.txt
--> "S2.Txt" is above "p1.txt". However, the porper location is below "s1.txt"

I also think that S2.Txt must be below s1.txt , at least should be configurable.

IMHO this new sort order may be even dangerous for users that are not aware of it. Best regards

Post by *ghisler(Author) » 2023-07-03, 10:03 UTC

I will change it so it only respects "Case Sensitive" when both the name and the extension are identical (ignoring case).

cpp64 · Post by *cpp64 » 2023-07-03, 11:48 UTC

2ghisler

ghisler(Author) wrote: ↑2023-07-03, 10:03 UTC I will change it so it only respects "Case Sensitive" when both the name and the extension are identical (ignoring case).

history.txt wrote:25.06.23 Fixed: In case sensitive directories, files which differred only in upper-/lowercase were sorted randomly, now sort with uppercase first (32/64)

os : windows 11 22h2 x64
tc : 11.00b9 x64

The problem occurs with a normal NTFS directory.

I don't use WSL.
So I don't have a "case-sensitive directory" at all.

The problem also occurs with a FAT volume.
I tested it on a FAT-formatted VHD.

It seems that TC does not correctly recognize a "case-sensitive directory".

Post by *ghisler(Author) » 2023-07-03, 14:02 UTC

That's not the point here. The reason why it happens is that TC was comparing name and extension separately, not checking the other when the first was identical for 2 files.

Post by *petermad » 2023-07-05, 20:18 UTC

history.txt wrote:03.07.23 Fixed: File lists: Only respect case when sorting names when both the name and the extension are the same (ignoring case) (32/64)

Confirmed fixed in TC 11.00b10

cpp64 · Post by *cpp64 » 2023-07-06, 05:29 UTC

Confirmed fixed in TC 11.00b10

Post by *white » 2023-07-06, 08:41 UTC

Moderator message from: white » 2023-07-06, 08:41 UTC

Moved to Fixed bugs.

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