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From: Michael Schaap <zsh@mscha.com>
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Subject: Re: make "for x in *$1*" case insensitive?
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On 4-Mar-2004 17:46, Peter Stephenson wrote:

>zzapper wrote:
>  
>
>>If I call the following script with 
>>
>>    
>>
>>>vvv me
>>>      
>>>
>>It will not list a file say READ.ME but will list READ.me
>>
>>function vvv () { 
>>for x in *$1*
>>do
>>      echo $x
>>done
>>}
>>    
>>
>
>function vvv() {
>  setopt localoptions extended_glob
>  local x
>
>  for x in (#i)*$1*
>  do
>	echo $x
>  done
>}
>  
>
It would be nice, though, if zsh had an option to make file globbing 
case insensitive. I'd enable than on my Cygwin machine, since the 
Windows file systems basically *are* case insensitive...

(Bash has such an option: nocaseglob...)

– Michael