On 22/03/18 19:25, I wrote:
On 22/03/18 18:24, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
If you are typing `get_player .* --since 70' into a Linux shell then it
will glob the `.*' and replace it with the expansion, e.g. `. ..',
unless it's quoted.
Sorry if I've got the command wrong.
get_iplayer .* --since 70
get_iplayer '.*' --since 70
get_iplayer ".*" --since 70
all give 67 programmes
I don't know how to insert your left back quote ` in a Linux Terminal.
I need to go back to the documentation to check what the correct format
is to use with --since
The 3.09 release notes say,
"get_iplayer no longer lists all programmes when invoked without a
search argument. If you wish to list all programmes, you must now
explicitly specify a wildcard search: get_iplayer ".*" - note the
quotes. The Web PVR Manager does that by default. Also remember to use
--refresh to force ad hoc cache updates if you don't supply a search
argument."
"note the quotes" is in bold, but in this case it seems to give the same
results without.
Best wishes
Richard
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