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@ShadowJonathan why's it @TudbuT @ShadowJonathan yes, if I remember correctly, the file suffix was actually special in DOS, so you had to match it separately. @TudbuT@tech.lgbt @ShadowJonathan@tech.lgbt would make sense if it was cause of 8.3 naming Big difference between DOS and *NIX systems is that programs themselves are supposed to parse their arguments (including wildcards) Where's on UNIX using a wildcard makes your shell do the lookup, on DOS this behaviour is entirely dependent on the tool you're using. Only using "*" doesn't copy the files in the main directory (but it does copy folders), "*.*" does both. But I'd be curious to know more about this if any DOS veterans can tell us more :) @Kimiko_0 no? Or at least im pretty sure its not, you can look at the original source I posted in the replies @ShadowJonathan Ah, soz. The arms and sleeves are nearly the same color, so the pirate looked AI eldritch :neofox_confused: Piracy these days usually involves the likeliness of Audrey Tautou. |
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