Closed bitsgalore closed 9 years ago
The shell is expanding the glob, so the command being run will passed the list of matching files. This should do what you intend:
jpylyzer -r "./jpylyzer-test-files/*.jp2"
However, TBH, I would not have had the same expectation as you, and would not consider the Linux behaviour to be buggy.
You're right, I now remember I've seen this before, I had completely forgotten about that. Phew!
Thanks!
Under Linux, running this command:
Result: all files in directory and its subdirectories are analyzed.
Doing this:
jpylyzer -r ./jpylyzer-test-files/*.jp2
Now matching files in subdirectories are not analyzed. Under Windows both commands work as expected.