Thanks Dave for your answer.
I tried
${Macommande}
and
$(${MaCommande})
and directly
find . ${Extension} -exec rm {} \; -print
but none of them worked, I then tried just a
find . -name *._cn" -print that should have sent me back some results
but did not!
So thanks to you idea of executing bash -x, I looked at what's happening and
the result is that the command executed is :
find . -name '"*._SN"' -o -name '"*._sn"' -o -name '"*._lg"' -o -name
'"*.LG"' -exec rm '{}' '\;' -print
For a unknown reason cygwin bash when it executes my script put some simple
quotes ' around my double quotes " and put some single quotes around {} and
around \;
Do you have an idea why ?
Yann.
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