[Gllug] Finding filenames with special characters (was Mass renaming of files)

[Adam Bower]

On Sun, May 11, 2003 at 12:47:37PM +0100, Tethys wrote:
> 
> Simon Morris writes:
> 
> >IRIX does support ls -b BTW, and is also the most ackward UNIX to work
> >on I have ever known.
> >
> >The inability to backspace characters when typing commands is one
> >particular niggle
> 
> To be fair, this won't be a problem with IRIX. It'll just be how your
> terminal's set up. For the common cases, "stty erase ^h" should fix it.

I had something like 

case `uname -s` in
        IRIX64|UnixWare|HP-UX)
        stty intr ^C
        ;;
esac 

in my .bashrc from working in an environment before with other nixs' to set my
interrupt no reason why to not add your line to it, although isn't ^h a built 
in command line editing option in bash? which explains why I never had it (or 
needed it) in my .bashrc in the past?

Adam
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