But this issue isn't a problem with mac and Linux...you'd suspect you've got a case-sensitive problem (and check) if something doesn't work! Windows won't show these problems up, so the above is good advice for OXP-ers using Windows.Kaks wrote:Please ignore drive letters, if you're using a mac or linux system, they're a weird dos/windows thing!
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A few case sensitive tweaks (blame Linux...)
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True, --verify-oxp is very useful for a number of problems that can affect oxps, not for wrong upper/lower case file name snafus.
It's still very good advice for oxp makers, though - whether they develop on macs or linuces, or indeed windows...
It's still very good advice for oxp makers, though - whether they develop on macs or linuces, or indeed windows...
Hey, free OXPs: farsun v1.05 & tty v0.5! :0)