On 1/31/19 1:44 PM, Andrew Church wrote:
> When expanding a wildcard following a partially quoted pathname,
> expansion fails if an intermediate directory is not readable, even when
> the final directory (the one in which expansion is performed) is
> readable. This does not occur if quotes are not
>When expanding a wildcard following a partially quoted pathname,
[...]
>Test case:
I edited the commands in the test case when an additional thought
occurred to me (the a/"b vs. a/b" distinction) but forgot to update
the corresponding output lines. My apologies. Proper test case:
bash-5.0$ chm
When expanding a wildcard following a partially quoted pathname,
expansion fails if an intermediate directory is not readable, even when
the final directory (the one in which expansion is performed) is
readable. This does not occur if quotes are not used in the pathname,
or if the quoted part of t
