The Import sentence seems to not be taking into account the case of the file it's being imported, and that makes Monkey very linux un-friendly and, also, given that all the identifiers are case-sensitive, and modulenames can be used to qualify classes, in reflection etc, it makes it inconsistent. I was not sure if this should be reported as a bug report, but I think it should be fixed.
Additionally, REFLECTION_FILTER forces you to write all module names lowercase to work, even if they have uppercase letters in its name This could be related.
One possible solution would be to force all monkey modulenames (and paths) to be lowercase also in disk, and problem solved for ever. This, or properly taking account of filename casing.
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