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Case-Insensitive Globbing
From: |
Mike Taylor |
Subject: |
Case-Insensitive Globbing |
Date: |
Wed, 22 Nov 2000 15:12:36 +0000 |
Dear BashMeisters,
A suggestion: in these days when we all have a lot of files with names
like "04. Fade to Black.mp3" and "04. Fade To Black.mp3" and indeed
"04. FADE TO BLACK.MP3", it would be nice if Bash included a way to
make a globbing-pattern match case-insensitively, so I can say (for
example):
$ ls *to*\i
Instead of:
$ ls *[Tt][Oo]*
(The latter isn't too bad with two-letter words, but it would be a bit
of a nightmare to glob for supercalifragilisticexpialidocious in that
way!)
Are there any plans to do something like this?
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- Case-Insensitive Globbing,
Mike Taylor <=