On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 9:18 AM, Jerry Geis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Somehow the VIM start screen is in the -f file... Not sure how that happened
> but glad its gone.
What do you mean? When you type "vim" on the terminal it tries to open
the file named "-f"?
If that's the case, check the ".vi
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Jerry Geis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Do you have a file name that starts with a "-" in your directory?
> >
> > Mogens
>
> Yes I do actually. There is a -f filename of which I dont need.
>
> I tried rm *f and it is not removing it. No what?
Ouch! That may well
>/ I tried rm *f and it is not removing it. No what?
/rm -- -f
THanks that removed the file and grep now has the correct
behavior.
Somehow the VIM start screen is in the -f file... Not sure how that happened
but glad its gone.
Have a great day all!
Jerry
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Jerry Geis wrote:
> I tried rm *f and it is not removing it. No what?
Read the rm manual page.
Ralph
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I tried rm *f and it is not removing it. No what?
rm -- -f
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Jerry Geis wrote:
>/ Hi all,
/>/
/>/ when I do a "grep JERRY *.h" nothing is returned which is what I expect.
/>/ This is in my source directory...
/>/ when I do a "grep JERRY *" every file is returned an a line printed even
/>/ though there is no JERRY on the line.
/>/ Then if I do a "grep JE
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