[Jason Tishler] > I'm willing to help develop, test, etc. the Cygwin stuff. Just let me > know how I can assist you. Jason, doesn't the current CVS Python already do what you want? I thought that was the case, due to the HAVE_DIRENT_H #ifdef'ery Steven introduced. If not, scream at me. My intent is to get rid of the HAVE_DIRENT_H #ifdef *test*, but not the code therein, and add new versions of MatchFilename that work for systems (like regular old Windows) that don't support opendir() natively. I didn't think Cygwin needed that -- scream if that's wrong. However, even if you are happy with that (& I won't hurt it), sooner or later you're going to try accessing a case-destroying network filesystem from Cygwin, so I believe you need more code to honor PYTHONCASEOK too (it's the only chance anyone has in the face of a case-destroying system). Luckily, with a new child in the house, you have plenty of time to think about this, since you won't be sleeping again for about 3 years anyway <wink>.
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