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From:	"mike parks" <mwparks AT worldnet DOT att DOT net>
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Subject:	Re: Fw: problem with ls and similar commands in tcsh
Date:	Sat, 19 Oct 2002 17:14:38 -0500
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Igor,

thanks for explaining the 'shift' keys.    :)

> Does 'echo temp*' work?
    'echo temp*' returns 
        temp*

> Compare the environments in bash and tcsh.  Did you try setting CYGWIN?
    i set CYGWIN in /etc/profile and the control panel to
        export CYGWIN="check_case:adjust nostrip_title"
        CYGWIN check_case:adjust nostrip_title
    
    respectively. i still have the same bizarre behavior.

> It also seems that the wildcard is not expanded by tcsh (if it were, your
> error message would be 'ls: No match.', not 'ls: temp*: No such file or
> directory').  Are you running cygwin's tcsh (run 'which tcsh' to find
> out)?
    'which tcsh' returns
        /usr/bin/tcsh

> You forgot the space between 'cmd' and '/c'...  However, if ls works in
> bash, that's probably not necessary to run, anyway.
    oops! i did not see the space. 'cmd /c "dir temp*"' works

thanks
mike


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