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This is the one thing I like about DOS/cmd.exe. In those shells, wildcard expansion is done by applications instead of the shell itself, so there's no need to r
by jasonhansel 7y ago
This is the one thing I like about DOS/cmd.exe. In those shells, wildcard expansion is done by applications instead of the shell itself, so there's no need to resort to hacks like this.
- mkl 7y agoThat means the expansion is very limited and can be inconsistent. The bash etc. way is much more powerful and convenient.