Question) Change the names of some files to lowercase

[j2doll]

Dear @kpocza In my opinion, you should change the names of some files to lowercase as follows:

• before

  LoWe/src/LoWeExposer/LoWeExposer/
  ALSAExposer.xaml
  ALSAExposer.xaml.cs

• after

  LoWe/src/LoWeExposer/LoWeExposer/
  AlsaExposer.xaml
  AlsaExposer.xaml.cs

[kpocza]

@j2doll

Could you please clarify where you see ALSAExposer with all capitals in ALSA? When I view the respective folder in Total Commander or run ls I see the following: +++ kpocza@AVANTASIA:/mnt/c/Prog/LoWe/src/LoWeExposer/LoWeExposer$ ls AlsaExposer.xaml bin KbdExposer.xaml.cs MiceExposer.xaml String2KeyEventConverter.cs AlsaExposer.xaml.cs FrameBufferExposer.xaml LoWeExposer.csproj MiceExposer.xaml.cs App.config FrameBufferExposer.xaml.cs MainWindowViewModel.cs obj App.xaml Handlers MainWindow.xaml packages.config App.xaml.cs KbdExposer.xaml MainWindow.xaml.cs Properties +++

For me everything looks nice.

[j2doll]

Dear @kpocza

I tested it in the following environment.

• Test Environment

  • Visual Studio 2017 x64 (ver 15.8.9)
  • Microsoft Windows 10 x64 (ver 1803 build 17134.407)

• Visual Studio Error List

  Severity    Code    Description Project File    Line    Suppression State
  Error       The project file contains a property value that is not valid.   LoWeExposer         
  Error       File 'AlsaExposer.xaml' cannot be found.    LoWeExposer         
  Warning     The referenced component 'NAudio' could not be found.   LoWeExposer         

• LoWeExposer.csproj consists of the following.

  ...
  <Page Include="AlsaExposer.xaml">
  <SubType>Designer</SubType>
  <Generator>MSBuild:Compile</Generator>
  </Page>
  ...
  <Compile Include="AlsaExposer.xaml.cs">
  <DependentUpon>AlsaExposer.xaml</DependentUpon>
  </Compile>
  ...    

• If I rename the file, the build succeeds.

  • before

    LoWe/src/LoWeExposer/LoWeExposer/
    ALSAExposer.xaml
    ALSAExposer.xaml.cs

  • after

    LoWe/src/LoWeExposer/LoWeExposer/
    AlsaExposer.xaml
    AlsaExposer.xaml.cs

[kpocza]

Dear @j2doll,

Now I understand your problem. I see that GitHub had ALSAExposer while my filesystem has AlsaExposer. Most probably in the past I renamed these files however git doesn't consider case alteration as a change. This shouldn't be a problem as NTFS itself is case insensitive by default however this behavior can be changed even at folder level (to support WSL). Maybe you checked out the repository to a case sensitive folder.

I've changed the file names to match the project file references. Please pull the changes and inform me.

[j2doll]

The build is good.