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Re: globbing with interposition

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From: J <jean.chalard@xxxxxxxxx>
To: Eric Smith <es@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: globbing with interposition
Date: Tue, 19 Apr 2005 10:22:35 +0200
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Reply-to: J <jean.chalard@xxxxxxxxx>

> I want to be able in a simple command to glob all files
> but there needs to be a `-a' in front of each globbed file name.
> 
> mutt eric -a fotos* -s "all images attached" </dev/null

I would suggest something like

a=(fotos*) mutt eric '-a '${^a} -s "all images attached" </dev/null
or
mutt eric '-a '${^$(print *)} -s "all images attached" </dev/null

This creates a temporary array containing all file names in the
globbing pattern and expands it with the RC_EXPAND_PARAM option set.

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J
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Follow-Ups:
- Re: globbing with interposition
  - From: Bart Schaefer
- Re: globbing with interposition
  - From: DervishD

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