As in other messages: this is standard DOS behaviour. More specificaly,
after a '*' there can be nothing more, what I usualy do is "del *.??~"
which works but has obvious limitations.
Alain
Blair Campbell escreveu:
When using the command "del *.*~" in a directory where files were
present both ending with '~' and not ending with '~', I discovered
that FreeCOM (the latest version from fdos.org/kernel) treated the
command as "del *.*" and deleted ALL of the files in the directory
(after warning me that it would delete "*.*~"). I would consider this
very serious as VIM creates files ending with ~ as backup files and I
often use that command to get rid of those files.
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