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From: Harry Reed <doon@eeyore.lv-hrc.nevada.edu>
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Ron Echeverri wrote:

> in tcsh 6.07.02:
>
> > ls
> abba   Beta   crack  Crack
> > echo [A-D]*
> abba Beta crack Crack
> > echo [A]*
> echo: No match.
> > echo [A-B]*
> abba Beta
> > echo [B]*
> Beta
> > echo [B-D]*
> Beta crack Crack
> > echo [B-C]*
> Beta Crack
>
> I don't see this in either csh or sh, where i get what i expect to
> see.  Is this a bug or is there some environment setting that i'm
> missing, or what?
>
> rone
> --
> Ron Echeverri         Best Internet Usenet Administration
> rone@best.net
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> it."

Yeah,
     we're running tcah 6.07.02 (under FBSD 2.1.6/2.2.1) and we see the
same behavior. Wasn't in 6.06. Probably
a bug :(

--

--
Harry W. Reed                       | Never ascribe to malice that which
can
doon@hrc.nevada.edu                 | adequately be explained by
stupidity.
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"Of all tyrannies a tyranny sincerely  exercised for the good of its
victims
 may be the most  oppressive.  It may be better to live under  robber
barons
 than  under  omnipotent  moral busybodies,  The robber baron's  cruelty
may
 sometimes sleep,  his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those
who
 torment us for own good  will torment us  without end,  for they do so
with
 the approval of their own conscience."    -   C.S. Lewis, _God in the
Dock_
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