>I wrote this piece of code because I had hundreds of files with different formatting - document names would contain the same words in different order etc, making it hard to spot the duplicates or near duplicates, so
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LPARAMETERS tcGde, tcMenjaj, tcSa
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>LOCAL lcFrom, lcTo, lnKomada
>LOCAL aa[1], i
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>lnKomada=ADIR(aa, FORCEPATH("*.*", tcGde),"",1)
>FOR i=1 TO lnKomada
>	lcStem=aa[i,1]
>	IF ATC(tcMenjaj, lcstem)>0   && contains the string we want replaced
>		lcTo=STRTRAN(lcstem, tcMenjaj, tcSa, 1, 1, 1)
>		lcFrom=FORCEPATH(lcStem, tcGde)
>		lcTo=FORCEPATH(lcTo, tcGde)
>		RENAME (lcFrom) TO (lcTo)
>	ENDIF
>ENDFOR

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>And it works as I intended, except that the rename command ignores the case of its parameters and I end with a filename with all lowercase. A tad better than all uppercase, but that's not what I wanted. Specially as many filenames contain names, which should be in proper case. Checked in the debugger, the lcTo contains the filename as it should be.
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>Any ideas why, or how to fix this? I guess using scripting.filesystem would do the trick, but I'm just curious to know what's going on and whether this can be prevented.

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