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Vern Hamberg wrote: > > Thanks, Barbara - I guess this suppresses the expansion of wildcards, eh? I > forgot about that in a Unix-style setting. > Right. The \ turns the following character into an ordinary character without special meaning, so \* only matches an asterisk in the name . You could still use wildcards - \**.\* escapes the first and last * but not the second one, so it would match any filename starting with * and ending with .* *.* *a.* *abc.*
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