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Date: Mon, 3 Dec 2007 03:22:11 -0800 (PST)
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Subject: gvim $ORG where ORG=/cygdrive/w/dir/x.txt expands dir to $dir ?
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Hi,

I use bash on a vista machine wich links to samba on a linux server

My scipts are in a bin-map on the linux server

environment variable PROGS = /cygdrive/l/progs
environment variable ORG    = /cygdrive/l/progs/programma.txt

command:  ls -l $ORG    shows:    -rw-r--r-- ...
/cygdrive/l/dir/programma.txt            which is correct
command:  gvim $ORG   does not vi the programma.txt but expands  progs to
$PROGS

why is this and how do I prevent this from happening ??

pjotrb               
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