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From:	"Waldor Michael (K3/EMW4)" <Michael DOT Waldor AT de DOT bosch DOT com>
To:	"'cygwin AT sourceware DOT cygnus DOT com'" <cygwin AT sourceware DOT cygnus DOT com>
Subject:	B20: Bug? backslashes and stars within args of ls
Date:	Wed, 3 Mar 1999 09:31:16 +0100
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If one combines backslashes and stars within filenames as argument for ls,
the stars are NOT expanded if they occur next to a backslash:


(C:/temp/fdr is a directory containing some files.)

ok: ls c:/temp/fdr
ok: ls c:/temp/f*
ok: ls c:\\temp\\fdr
ok: ls c:\temp\fdr

not ok: ls c:\\temp\\f*
//i/programme/mm3/util/ls: c:\temp\f*: No such file or directory

not ok: ls c:\temp\f*
//i/programme/mm3/util/ls: c:tempf*: No such file or directory

ok: ls c:\\temp/f*


I'm running ls within cmd.exe from NT 4.0


I would like to call ls like

ls c:\temp/f*

i.e. with SINGLE backslash.


Maybe there is a environment variable to control cygwin's behaviour?



M. Waldor


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