On Tue, Feb 12, 2013 at 04:20:53AM -0800, laurent.tes...@gmail.com wrote: > > liste=`ls *.T02`
This is broken because filenames may contain spaces, newlines, etc. Use an array instead: liste=(*.T02) See http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashPitfalls for an explanation of some of the issues. This type of question is more appropriate for the help-bash mailing list, by the way. > 1> teqc.exe `ls *.T02` > out.T02 > 2> teqc.exe $liste > out.T02 > 3> teqc.exe "$liste" > out.T02 All of those are wrong, each in its own way. > What is the proper way of doing this ? Well, the easiest way would be: teqc.exe *.T02 > out.T02 If you insist on storing the filenames in advance for some reason, use an array: files=(*.T02) teqc.exe "${files[@]}" > out.T02 If you run into command line length issues, then you may have to process the array in several chunks. See http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/095 for examples of that.
