bk writes:
>
> I have a very interesting problem as following. I have a file in my
> repository named "copy of xyz.html". I want to remove this file from
> my repository.
>
> $bash: rm copy*
> $bash: cvs remove copy*
Wildcards are handled by the shell -- in the first case, ``copy*'' is
expanded (by bash) to "copy of xyz.html". In the second case, you've
already deleted the file, so ``copy*'' doesn't match any files and is
left alone. This never works, reguardless of whether there are spaces
in the file name or not. That's why I always use ``cvs remove -f'' to
do both operations at once instead of using two separate commands.
-Larry Jones
In a minute, you and I are going to settle this out of doors. -- Calvin
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