igli 1186667369 learn Try these commands in a terminal - press Enter where you see ; -- echo *; for i in *; do echo -n "'$i'"; [[ -f $i ]] && echo || echo " - $i is not a file"; done; help test; # :-)
greycat 1186667602 forget
greycat 1186667697 learn "Glob" is the common term for a pattern expansion, or "wildcard" expansion. Examples include *.txt (matching filenames); case $foo in *x*) ...; if [[ $foo = y* ]]; and so on.
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greycat 1186669019 learn "Glob" is the common term for a pattern or "wildcard" matching. Examples include *.txt (matching filenames); case $foo in *x*) ...; if [[ $foo = y* ]]; and so on.
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kojiro 1187270730 learn "Glob" is the common term for a pattern or "wildcard" matching. Examples include *.txt (matching filenames); case $foo in *x*) ...; if [[ $foo = y* ]]; and so on. http://wooledge.org/mywiki/glob
greycat 1187893557 forget
greycat 1187893587 learn The common name for pattern matching, filename expansion, "wildcards", etc. http://wooledge.org/mywiki/glob
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greycat 1188493063 learn "Glob", the common name for pattern matching, filename expansion, "wildcards", etc. http://wooledge.org/mywiki/glob
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mavritivsx 1306626456 learn "Glob", the common name for pattern matching, filename expansion, "wildcards", etc. http://mywiki.wooledge.org/glob
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lhunath 1424879306 learn Globs are shell patterns that can be used for matching strings or expanding pathnames: [[ $name = Bob* ]], rm *.txt -- http://mywiki.wooledge.org/glob
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greycat 1538069980 learn Globs are shell patterns that can be used for matching strings or expanding pathnames: [[ $name = Bob* ]]; rm -- *.txt; see http://mywiki.wooledge.org/glob