Re: Path-related asserts

"Charlie Poole" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.windows.dotnet.nunit.devel
Message-ID <001601c86f44$20786700$6401a8c0@ferrari>
Hi Kelly, 

> > Hmmm... So given a path, without any knowledge of a particular file 
> > system for which it is intended, we can't tell whether it's case 
> > sensitive or not. In practice, we probably always know the 
> file system 
> > for which it is intended, but the devil is in the details.
> 
> Is there a centralized place like an XML file or an INI file 
> or gasp Registry where such preferences could be kept? This 
> is a general question more than a specific suggestion in this case...

Sure, the NUnit settings file is available. However, a central 
location is only useful for things that have a single value
all the time. Since you can have multiple file systems on a
machine, there's no way to specify as a setting which one you
are talking about.

For files that actually exist on the system in question, the
path tells you what system it is part of. So this problem
is fairly restricted: it only comes up if you need to test
the content of paths for other systems than the one you are
running on.

Charlie
 
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