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Hidden files not displaying with ls -a
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The problem is in "data/Termlets/ls"
" * " only finds non-hidden files in current directory. |
@carnassial: While this would explain why hidden files do not have semantic menus attached to their filenames, it does not explain why they aren't even shown. |
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Not currently functional, but I can't see why it doesn't work
Oh... Yes. Ignore my commit there. It's broken. I think I know what's going on now, gonna do some testing. |
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'*' expands to itself if no expansions could be made, overriding every other file in ls_output.
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Fix for p-e-w#338 (Thanks to Carnassial)
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'*' expands to itself if no expansions could be made, overriding every other file in ls_output. Hidden files also have semantic menus now.
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'*' expands to itself if no expansions could be made, overriding every other file in ls_output. Hidden files also have semantic menus now.
Fixed by @carnassial. |
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Hidden files or directories (i.e., those prefaced with a period) do not show up when
ls -a
is run unless there is a non-hidden file or folder in the same directory.Screenshot:
Screenshot when a file is added that does not start with a period:
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