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(...) And all lower case, (cygwin only). Try something like this:
Well, it seemed like a good idea way back when. But I agree that it's probably not quite contemporary anymore.
Try the below patch. It removes the 'all lowercase' and it allows to enter all tools with exe suffix. If that's basically what you had in mind, I'll send the patch upstream and create a new Cygwin tcsh release.
Thanks for patching this! I was mainly concerned about the unpredictability when starting different programs ending in .exe. I didn't know that it was (before your patch) by design. But i like the new design better ;)
I found another variation of my testcase showing that the failure in the path hashing also happens in directories with less files and that it doesn't "disable" the hashing for those directories completely.
Unpatched standard cygwin tcsh: [quetschke@Macros ~]$ which gcc.exe /usr/bin/gcc.exe [quetschke@Macros ~]$ which whoami.exe whoami.exe: Command not found. [quetschke@Macros ~]$ which whoami /usr/bin/whoami
This doesn't "feel" like a cygwin bug, but cygwin's tcsh makes it easier to find it. I'll try to write a consistent bug-report to the tcsh people.
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