On 5/30/12 12:14 PM, Bill Gradwohl wrote:
> Admittedly, bash doesn't go out of its way to highlight this technique, but
> it does work.
>
> What say you Chet? Bug or feature? There is no middle ground.
Sure, there is. It's not explicitly documented, so the behavior is
undefined. You can read t
if I type in a path:
(1st example)
> ls -d /share/doc/new, bash displays:
ls /share/doc/New\ Folder
Pressing 'Enter' gets:
ls: cannot access /share/doc/New Folder: No such file or directory
vs.
(2nd example)
> ls /share/do
ls /share/Doc/n
ls /share/Doc/New\ Folder/ ()
/share/Doc/New Folder/
