On Sat, Jan 28, 2012 at 13:04, Eli Zaretskii <e...@gnu.org> wrote: > You mean, the find.exe from my port doesn't work with quoted > wildcards?
Yes. C:\emacs\trunk\lisp> \bin\ezwt\bin\find.exe . -name *find* \bin\ezwt\bin\find.exe: paths must precede expression Usage: \bin\ezwt\bin\find.exe [-H] [-L] [-P] [path...] [expression] C:\emacs\trunk\lisp> \bin\ezwt\bin\find.exe . -name "*find*" \bin\ezwt\bin\find.exe: paths must precede expression Usage: \bin\ezwt\bin\find.exe [-H] [-L] [-P] [path...] [expression] > If you compile the simple program below, and then type > > echocmd "*find*" > > what do you see? C:\emacs\trunk\lisp> ..\..\echocmd.exe "*find*" `..\..\echocmd.exe "*find*"' 0: `..\..\echocmd.exe' 1: `find-cmd.el' 2: `find-cmd.elc' 3: `find-dired.el' 4: `find-dired.elc' 5: `find-file.el' 6: `find-file.elc' 7: `find-lisp.el' 8: `find-lisp.elc' 9: `finder-inf.el' 10: `finder.el' 11: `finder.elc' > And what do you see if you type > > echocmd *.c C:\emacs\trunk\src> ..\..\echocmd.exe *.c `..\..\echocmd.exe *.c' 0: `..\..\echocmd.exe' 1: `alloc.c' [... the rest of .c files in src/ ...] 113: `xterm.c' > and > > echocmd "*.c" Same output. Juanma
