[Interest] QFile: Check for case sensitive name match on Windows?

[Schimkowitsch Robert]

How can I check whether a file name matches case sensitively on Windows?

The data worked on can be transferred between Windows and Linux, and
entering file names which only match CaseInsensitive would work on
Windows, but would break the data for Linux.

I have tried using QFileInfo, but it does not show the actual case
sensitivity of the filename (which I have filed as a bug, btw.), so I
cannot simply compare the "filename as the written in the data" and the
"filename as it is on the file system", because I am not getting the
actual file system file name anyway.

Do you have any ideas how to check whether a file name matches case
sensitively on Windows?

Kind regards

Robert Schimkowitsch

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