Michael wrote:
thx Bob. (Is there any list you're not subscribed :)
Using 'null' is slightly shorter than my 'sed' command...but somehow
i can't help it's still not really straight enough. Doing complicated things
just to have quite common formatted filenames handled, is so *uncool*
for a mod
That's somehow the enlightenment i asked for :) and after all,
it's good news. Thx, Mathias. I really didn't expect something
to be screwed up, but assume now something went south.
I'm gonna track this ASAP.
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Hi Michael.
Michael, 10.06.2007 18:01:
> Mathias Brodala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> OK. So where’s the problem? The tools mentioned can handle names with
>> whitespaces (and even stranger characters) since … a long time ago.
>
> It looks like a workaround to me.
>
> I am wondering for many years n
Mathias Brodala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> OK. So where’s the problem? The tools mentioned can handle names with
> whitespaces (and even stranger characters) since … a long time ago.
It looks like a workaround to me.
I am wondering for many years now when whitespace handling will be managed
automa
thx Bob. (Is there any list you're not subscribed :)
Using 'null' is slightly shorter than my 'sed' command...but somehow
i can't help it's still not really straight enough. Doing complicated things
just to have quite common formatted filenames handled, is so *uncool*
for a modern shell !
If
thx.
How can i set the IFS ? I couldn't find it mentioned in the manpage.
And
/etc r: grep ' IFS' /etc/*
/etc/bash_completion: local IFS=$'\t\n' xspec #glob
/etc/bash_completion: local IFS=$'\n'
/etc/bash_completion: local IFS=$'\n'
/etc/bash_completion: local IFS=$'\n'
/etc/bash
Michael wrote:
> (pls reply to me i'm offlist)
>
> This may be somewhat OT but i know many debianos are shell experts.
> I always got these problems with whitespaced filenames using shell
> or fileutils commands , and currently use to do much circumstance
> with tr, sed, print, and what-the-heck.
El sáb, 09-06-2007 a las 23:21 +0200, Michael escribió:
> (pls reply to me i'm offlist)
>
> Hello,
>
> This may be somewhat OT but i know many debianos are shell experts.
> I always got these problems with whitespaced filenames using shell or
> fileutils
> commands , and currently use to do muc
Hi Michael.
Michael Wördehoff, 10.06.2007 00:34:
> I am asking for recursive operations like chmod/chown -R, working
> on multimedia files in deep hierarchy with possibly both dirs and folders
> whitespaced.
OK. So where’s the problem? The tools mentioned can handle names with
whitespaces (and e
I am asking for recursive operations like chmod/chown -R, working
on multimedia files in deep hierarchy with possibly both dirs and folders
whitespaced.
(pls CC to me)
micha
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Hello,
This may be somewhat OT but i know many debianos are shell experts.
I always got these problems with whitespaced filenames using shell or fileutils
commands , and currently use to do much circumstance with tr, sed, print,
and what-the-heck. I just think, in
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