Re: [Dev-C++] *.*

[Alvin T. <al...@th...>]

it only works that way on real operating systems (linux, unix, etc).

-alvin


Christian Schäfer wrote:
> hallo dev-cpp-users,
> 
> lp> Hi, my name is Lorenzo and I'm new in C++ programming. I'm writing a command line application using DEV-C++ and I want to pass to command line a sentence of type " myapp *.* " to make it work on
> lp> all files in a directory. How can I do it? How can I pass a directory name to my application and make it work on current directory and all subdirectory? 
> 
> isn't wildcarding a shell business?
> as I recall, the wildcard is parsed by the shell which then sends a
> list of all files to your app... when I recall correctly..
> 
> 
>  best regards
>  Christian
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