windows下,如何让php区分文件的大小写?
如题。
举例:
在根目录下有Abc.php(注意A大写)、test.php两个文件
test.php中有如下代码:
include_once("abc.php");//文件名a小写
......
在Linux系统中,运行test.php,报错,错误内容是不存在文件abc.php
而在Windows系统中正常运行。
这就出现这样一个问题:在windows系统环境下开发的php代码,移植到linux系统中会出现一些类似这样的错误。
请问,如何调整windows系统下的开发环境,可以让windows下的php区分字母的大小写呢?
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解决这个问题的方法就是
不管在什么情况下,用什么语言编写程序都严格区分大小写。
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老老实实修改文件名和代码吧
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所以说嘛,在WIN下写代码要严谨
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用批处理批量修改吧
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win 下写的代码 到linux 要注意啊
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每次都检测文件是否存在,不存在就用大写的再测。
最重要的,是规范文件名
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未曾遇到过。只知道linux是区分大小写的。但是wandow的话还是不区分的。就是不知道楼主想干嘛?

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