Re: [CLEAR] alias find issue

2016-09-07 Thread Dale R. Worley
"Julien Rivoal" writes: > I have a question for an aliases utilization, I use since a long times this > alias : alias ff='find . -name "\!*" -print' > > And now I can't use it and I don't understand why ? I assume that the goal is to find all files whose names start with the "!" character. The c

Re: [CLEAR] alias find issue

2016-09-07 Thread Stephane Chazelas
2016-09-06 15:39:47 +0200, Julien Rivoal: [...] > I have a question for an aliases utilization, I use since a long times this > alias : alias ff='find . -name "\!*" -print' [...] You're confusing csh with sh. alias ff 'find . -name "\!*" -print' Is a csh dirty hark using history expansion to hav

Re: [CLEAR] alias find issue

2016-09-06 Thread Bernhard Voelker
On 09/06/2016 03:39 PM, Julien Rivoal wrote: > I have a question for an aliases utilization, I use since a long times this > alias : alias ff='find . -name "\!*" -print' > > And now I can’t use it and I don’t understand why ? > > Please could you help me > > > > Thanks in advance Hello Jul

[CLEAR] alias find issue

2016-09-06 Thread Julien Rivoal
Hello I have a question for an aliases utilization, I use since a long times this alias : alias ff='find . -name "\!*" -print' And now I can’t use it and I don’t understand why ? Please could you help me Thanks in advance Julien Rivoal Layout Technician T +33 (0)442 379 986 M