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Patrick Tingen
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As long as you operate on a Windows machine, this will be no problem since Windows does not differentiate between upper and lower. The problem starts when running things on unix-like machines. We have adopted the lower-all rule. It's ugly, but at least it works. Workaround could be to use an include file (yuck) for the run statements in which you do a LC of the file name to run. That way, you can store them on disk in all lower, but call them in all camel cased variations you like.
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