greetings!
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*
and i got a very strange error:
cvs remove: nothing known about `copy*'
Normally this works
bk wrote:
> $bash: rm copy*
> $bash: cvs remove copy*
>
> and i got a very strange error:
> cvs remove: nothing known about `copy*'
This has to do with Bash interpreting wild cards and not CVS. Since
'copy*' doesn't resolve to an existing file, bash passes the literal to
CVS and cvs doesn't kno
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
