Linux Journal July 2019 by Linux Journal

Author:Linux Journal
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Tags: Linux
Publisher: Linux Journal
Published: 2019-06-25T05:00:00+00:00

Specific characters that cause trouble can be escaped with a prefacing backslash, as the second ls command shows. Better yet, that's from me doing a Tab expansion, so the shell's smart enough to do this all by itself. Helpful!

The shell also has a cool wildcard feature, which is great if you want to do any sort of bulk moving. For example, C program files are denoted with a ".c" suffix, so a directory full of C source files might look like this:

$ ls -F

demoprog* libalt.c library.c main1.c main2.c main.c

Makefile README utilities.c

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