On Tue, Jul 21, 2026 at 8:09 AM Bruno Haible via Gnulib discussion list <[email protected]> wrote: > > Simon Josefsson wrote: > > > - to U+0100. (See libiconv/tests/*.TXT for all the mapping > > > tables.) > > > + to U+0100. (See libiconv/tests/?*.TXT for all the mapping > > > tables.) > > > > Ugh. > > Why? It's a working wildcard expression, that can be used like the one before: > $ grep '^0xC480' libiconv/tests/?*.TXT > $ grep '0x0100$' libiconv/tests/?*.TXT > > > How about > > > > - to U+0100. (See libiconv/tests/*.TXT for all the mapping tables.) > > + to U+0100. (See *.TXT in libiconv/tests/ for all the mapping > > tables.) > > > > instead? > > That would have been a workaround if I had not found something less intrusive.
I think the question mark takes away from the aesthetics. It's not your fault since this seems like a dumb warning that needs an AI agent to tell the compiler it is not a problem. How about using a non-breaking space (nbsp) instead of a question mark? Jeff
