RPN01 wrote:
This worked for me, once I was in a shell that supported it:
TS00086:/DEVL/u/ts00086: b>tcsh
mkdir -p test/smp{hold,ptfin}
ls test
smphold smpptfin
exit
TS00086:/DEVL/u/ts00086: b>
The default shell, at least here, doesn¹t support the braces.
Initially, I found bsh on my Debian Etch system. It's a very different
critter, and looks like it might scratch one of my itches. If you're
using Java you might like to have a look at it.
bsh on Nahant is just "a shell" (ash). It's very basic, a good test for
this sort of thing.
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Cheers
John
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