File with same case in JAR file on Windows
I'm editing the bytecode in one of my old projects to fix a bug, because I no longer have the source code. Everything was fine and dandy until I went to re-insert the modified class.
The code was obfuscated when we released it, so I have two files: hl.class and hL.class. hl.class is the one I'm re-inserting, but using WinRAR causes hl.class to just replace hL.class and delete the old hl.class! It's annoying and I can't figure out how to just re-insert the damn file.
Does anyone have any insight? Are there programs that won't be such a diva about this?
Thanks!
I actually found the solution the day I posted this, I'm sorry I forgot to respond and post it!
If you're on a Windows machine like me, I found a handy program called muCommander that's a cross platform file manager that isn't case sensitive. I managed to get the file in with it.
There's also some registry values you can tweak to get Windows to recognize case sensitive files, but I'd recommend the program I posted above to keep it simpler.
Thanks everyone!
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