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On 15 sept. 2010, at 14:46, Al wrote: |
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> I needed to fix a shell expression in python.eselect to match |
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> "python2.6.exe". Currently it is "ls python2.?" and would match |
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> "python2.6" but not the Cygwin binary with the .exe suffix. |
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> [...] |
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> Question: What is a clean fix to match both cases? |
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> I tried this |
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> "ls python2.?{,.exe}" |
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> but the result is: |
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> ls: cannot access python2.?: No such file or directory |
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> python2.6.exe |
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Works here, using bash4, of course. |
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It even works with "bash --norc" and every "shopt" off. |
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Can't see what's your issue(s) here. |
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Otherwise, just repeat the "?", see the second ls bellow (both work for me) |
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$ touch python2.6{,.exe,-config} ; ls python2.?{,.exe} ; ls python2.{?,?.exe} ; ls python2.6* |
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