On Sun, Apr 29, 2012 at 09:54, Xah Lee <xah...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Here's what i got:
> --------------------------------------------
> c:/Users/h3/web/xahlee_org/comp/:
> find . "(" -name "*html" ")" -exec ls -ld {} ";"
> Access denied - .
> File not found - -NAME
> ---------- AMPERSAND_HTML_ENTITIES_UNICODE_SEMANTICS.HTML
> …
> Windows 7.
The output format (including all caps) suggests that the Windows
find.exe is invoked, instead of POSIX find. The Windows find.exe is
functionally analogous to grep -F, i.e. find a literal string in
files.
> The output format (including all caps) suggests that the Windows
> find.exe is invoked, instead of POSIX find. The Windows find.exe is
> functionally analogous to grep -F, i.e. find a literal string in
> files.
Hi Yuri and all, thanks for the info as my earlier reply.
although there's some problem here i think may be related to this...
I'll post a separate thread.
> The output format (including all caps) suggests that the Windows
> find.exe is invoked, instead of POSIX find. The Windows find.exe is
> functionally analogous to grep -F, i.e. find a literal string in
> files.
Darn. You are right. Same thing happened with emacs 23 -Q.
Thanks a lot Yuri, and for many helpful comments on my site.
