Closed schultyy closed 10 years ago
As the wildcard is a shell feature, this has nothing to do with Ataru. All Ataru has to support is the expanded version of the wildcard aka. multiple filenames which is the case IMHO.
Example:
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
p ARGV
Run it in a folder with a lot of thesis files via ./test.rb thesis
:
["thesis.aux", "thesis.bbl", "thesis.blg", "thesis.lof", "thesis.log", "thesis.lot", "thesis.out", "thesis.toc"]
prooved by @moonglum. Nice that responsability is already handled by the shell :)
Check if ataru can be used with wildcards from commandline like this: