On 1034276341 seconds since the Beginning of the UNIX epoch
Joerg Klemenz wrote:
>

>Try this
>
>/home/jk>sh -c "echo /b*"
>/bin /boot
>/home/jk>sh -c "echo /c*"
>/c*
>/home/jk>ksh -c "echo /b*"
>/bin /boot
>/home/jk>ksh -c "echo /c*" 
>/c*
>/home/jk>csh -c "echo /b*" 
>/bin /boot
>/home/jk>csh -c "echo /c*"
>echo: No match.
>
>Who is right? sh/ksh or csh? Is this an error?

csh and sh have different semantics for globbing.  In csh, if you
want the default /bin/sh semantics you can ``set nonomatch''.  The
thing to remember here is that csh is not [and has never claimed
to be] /bin/sh compatible.

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    Roland Dowdeswell                      http://www.Imrryr.ORG/~elric/